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Curiosities of Toledo, fourth part

Curiosities of Toledo, fourth part

Did you know that one of the first bans on smoking was found in Toledo in 1779? Or that not long ago the Toledans bathed in the Tagus; what were the “greedy Tuesdays”? José García …

El Greco and its hieroglyphics

El Greco and its hieroglyphics

Most painters used these so-called ‘hieroglyphics’ in their paintings to let us see certain subjects that in most cases their symbolism was forbidden by the Church or were frowned upon by kings, nobility or even …

This street is from Toledo

This street is from Toledo

It calls much attention to own and strangers, that is to say, to the same toledanos and to the tourists who visit us, when they go walking by the streets of our city and suddenly …

Things you can only do in Toledo

Things you can only do in Toledo

A few days ago I proposed on social networks a small contest for everyone to elaborate this article that we now share. A brief list of “things” that you can only do in Toledo and …

Toledan Christmas Curiosities

Toledan Christmas Curiosities

A handful of curiosities and Christmas anecdotes related to the city of Toledo. Happy Holidays to all. In the past, Zocodover was covered with herds of live turkeys, chickens and chickens, baker’s stalls, zambombas, figures …

Christ of the Blood in Zocodover, Toledo

Christ of the Blood in Zocodover, Toledo

Many of the visitors (and inhabitants) of Toledo are unaware that on the Arco de la Sangre that gives access to Zocodover there is a small chapel that keeps old traditions and an important Christ …

The Custody of Toledo Cathedral

The Custody of Toledo Cathedral

Defined as one of the greatest jewels of Christianity, the “Custody” of Toledo Cathedral, a tower of more than two meters of gold and silver, runs through the streets of the city during Corpus Christi. …