Toledo
Thursday
Novotel, Madrid after breakfast, before leaving for Toledo
The Alcazar and the Tagus River
Everyone looking at the skyline (except for M2)
Locals conversing
21st century attention
Toledo is UNESCO World Heritage Site
Beautiful door
Narrow streets
A woodworker’s workshop
Not just a plain old door
Another narrow passage
I believe this is Iglesia de San Ildefonso
Nature’s miracles from the cobblestones
Catedral Primada Metropolitana de Santa María de la Asunción
The pinnacle with its buttressed arches rests on the octagonal barrel of the fifth level and is topped with a spire that supports three crowns imitating a papal tiara.
The Portal of Forgiveness
It is one of the three 13th-century High Gothic cathedrals in Spain
The papal tiaras
Heading for lunch
Sisters heading to the monastery
Time for Lunch
Lunchtime
The coat of arms
Narrow passage in the Jewish quarter
Santa Maria la Blanca Synagogue
Moorish architecture
Amazing
Tile accents in the synagogue floor
Symbols of three religions in one place
Toledo became renowned for its steel. Since 500 BC
People still drive through these narrow streets. Watch out!
The spire of the church, again
Iglesia de Santo Tomé , El Greco, The burial of Count Orgaz
Obligatory cell phone…photo bomb
Monasterio de San Juan de los Reyes
Monasterio de San Juan de los Reyes
San Martin’s Bridge
The Tagus
Looking back at St Martin’s Bridge and city walls