Despite its reputation as one of Spain's greatest cities, TOLEDO can, in some ways, be a bit of a disappointment. Certainly, it's a city redolent of past glories, and is packed with sights hence the whole city's status as a National Monument and UNESCO Patrimony of Mankind but the extraordinary number of day-trippers has taken the edge off what was once the most extravagant of Spanish experiences. Still, the setting is breathtaking, and if you're an El Greco fan, you'd be mad to miss this city. In a landscape of abrasive desolation, Toledo sits on a rocky mound isolated on three … more »
Toledo is known as the City of the Three Cultures, a name that refers... more »
Toledo, the former capital of Castile, remains the heart of the country... more »
Spain is widely known for it's Flamenco music and dance, bullfights... more »
Toledo, Spain, a beautiful hilltop city on the Tagus River, has a long history... more »
I suppose any town worth seeing has to be unique but rarely does that quality... more »