The king Don Rodrigo, the last Visigothic monarch, ruled the Iberian Peninsula during the 8th century, Toledo, in that time known as ‘Toletum’. Inside the ancient capital, there were caves with a padlocked door, on which was written: "Do not... Continue reading
Wandering around Toledo, any day, under the sometimes very warm rays of the sun, is a historical, cultural and... Continue reading
It was the 16th century. Toledo had lost its status as the capital of the country in 1561 and the decadence of the... Continue reading
With the end of summer just around the corner, lovers of alternative plans begin to think about leaving ports and... Continue reading
When summer arrives, the desire to take a dip increases. Well known are the coastal areas, however, somewhat more... Continue reading
The province of Toledo offers a wide variety of plans throughout the year that allow you to enjoy not only the... Continue reading
In the Toledan part of the triple crossroads between this province, Ávila and Cáceres stands the curious castle... Continue reading
