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Iglesia de San Ildefonso, more known as Jesuits Church. There are great views from the top, but I didn't have to get up, since I had just one hour left until the train should leave for Madrid. It was completed in 1718 and was built in Baroque style.


The Jesuits Church with its twin spires is the 2nd most magnificent church after the gothic cathedral.

The interior of the Jesuits Church.






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Wonderful thread, Nightsky!

I see you liked Toledo. It´s a pretty historic city, besides near to Madrid, only one hour away from the capital. Its streets, the cathedral, the Alcázar. It´s a nice place to spend a day, to have lunch there.

Next time you have to go to Segovia, and you´ll enjoy it so much as Toledo. It´s a wonderful city too. Well, next time.

Congratulations and greetings from Madrid, Spain!
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Wonderful thread, Nightsky!

I see you liked Toledo. It´s a pretty historic city, besides near to Madrid, only one hour away from the capital. Its streets, the cathedral, the Alcázar. It´s a nice place to spend a day, to have lunch there.

Next time you have to go to Segovia, and you´ll enjoy it so much as Toledo. It´s a wonderful city too. Well, next time.

Congratulations and greetings from Madrid, Spain!
Thanks! I like Toledo, but it was a bit hard to navigate with all the narrow streets and hills. We planned to see Segovia as well, but wrong information at the hotel and the station plus a other things made us miss Segovia.
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Plaza de San Vicente:


Museo Visigótico (right). The Visagoths ruled Toledo in the 4th century.


Yet another church. Anyone know the name?

Plaza de San Vicente.


Toledo in Ohio, USA is named after Toledo, Spain and this street is named after Toledo, Ohio.
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Toledo looks better through your camera than in person! If you like Spain then I must recommend Bilbao, Oviedo, Salamanca and Sevilla. My favourite Spanish cities.

Here are Oviedo
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=176139

and Bilbao photos... just to spark some interest http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=187177
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Great photos. My girlfriend and I were in Madrid last week and we took a day trip to Toledo. It's a stunningly beautiful city. I was also impressed that people are able to go from Madrid - Toledo, a distance of about 45 miles in 30 minutes on the Renfre trains. I like the US but we really need to get it together.
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Hello, my name is María and I'm an official tourism guide in Toledo (Spain).
I would like to collaborate with you receiving tourists in my beautiful city. I can speak: Spanish, English and French and a little of Chinese.
My phne number is: (00 34) 649 22 35 93.
My e-mail:pepipedro at yahoo .es
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very nice -- and quite a difference from the ohio toledo, which btw does have its charms, (the old west end, although hardly old by the o.g. toledo spain standards , and it's museum & zoo)!

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Toledo looks better through your camera than in person! If you like Spain then I must recommend Bilbao, Oviedo, Salamanca and Sevilla. My favourite Spanish cities.

Here are Oviedo
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=176139

and Bilbao photos... just to spark some interest http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=187177
Thanks a lot, I take that as a compliment! I must say it looked great in person too, but I will check your Oviedo thread.
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Hello, my name is María and I'm an official tourism guide in Toledo (Spain).
I would like to collaborate with you receiving tourists in my beautiful city. I can speak: Spanish, English and French and a little of Chinese.
My phne number is: (00 34) 649 22 35 93.
My e-mail:pepipedro at yahoo .es
Thank you very much for your attention
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You can PM me.

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Great photos. My girlfriend and I were in Madrid last week and we took a day trip to Toledo. It's a stunningly beautiful city. I was also impressed that people are able to go from Madrid - Toledo, a distance of about 45 miles in 30 minutes on the Renfre trains. I like the US but we really need to get it together.
Have never been to Ohio, but there is actually a street named after Toledo Ohio in Toledo, Spain (Calle de Toledo de Ohio)!
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