If last year the Marchioness of Griñón and her then fiancé traveled to Lapland to enjoy the Christmas atmosphere in the land of Santa Claus, this year they have once again taken their thermal clothing and hat to avoid freezing in Lithuania, where they tour Vilnius, the capital , at seven below zero.
But not even the extreme temperatures (the thermal sensation is even lower due to the degree of humidity) erase the couple's smile. Tamara Falco e Inigo Onieva They share an adventure with some friends and have boasted a Christmas image from the old town of the city, one of the largest in the baroque style in the world, where the Orthodox Church of Saint Constantine and Saint Michael is also located, also known as the Church of the Romanov and consecrated in 1913.
The couple has also taken advantage of the trip to enjoy one of their greatest passions: cooking. Tamara and Iñigo have tried Lithuanian cuisine, where meat stews with mushrooms and peas stand out (to warm up), as well as sardines and caviar.
Upon their return to Spain, the marchioness and her new husband will live their first Christmas as married and they will do so in Villameona, the house of Isabel Preysler: “This year we play with my family on both days, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, next year we will be with Íñigo's family,” Tamara revealed a few days ago.
