Gijon Part 2: The Roman Bath Complex and a special cake.
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Most of them weren't, but this was very definitely a little coffee bar, very much for the locals. So, it was definitely not a uh a very posh place, but it was somebody told us it was very good.
We then decided that we wouldn't walk all the way from uh down the seafront. We'd go one street back because we were looking for somewhere to get a snack, cup of coffee, and a cake.
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After we left the railway museum we walked to the Roman Baths (Termas Romanas) under Campo Valdés. It's free but we had to queue because it has a limited capacity and was operating a one out, one in system. We visited before, about 20 years ago, and saw that huge improvements had been made in the intervening years. It's wonderful and we can hertily recommend it. On the way back to the ship we were really lucky to find a small, local coffee shop on Calle del Marqués de San Esteban. We had a rather different type of Swiss Roll and a cup of milky coffee for a price so cheap we could hardly believe it. Back on the ship we watched the Pilot boat come alongside and our departure from our balcony, before heading for dinner.