If one wants to spend his holiday in one of the most beautiful environments on the earth, then his first choice would be Toledo. Located at just about 70 kms from Madrid, Toledo is considered to be the most beautiful place of Europe.

History of Toledo can be traced to the Bronze Age. Thereafter many civilizations like the Greeks, Romans and Moors left an indelible impression on the people of Toledo. As a matter of fact many religious practices followed by these civilizations are being follow
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Undoubtedly Spain is a paradise for tourists. This is a hard reality which every visitor to Spain has experienced. The country is blessed with beautiful nature, pleasant climate and buildings which are unbelievably challenging works of architecture. The number of places which are of interest for tourists is highest in Spain compared to any other country in the entire Europe. Now, let us visit the province ‘Toledo’ and visit some of the places of interest for tourists.

Toledo is an amazing
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Let me start with a word of caution! If you are planning to visit Spain on a sight seeing trip and to enjoy your holiday, then plan your itinerary very well. This is because in Spain there are plenty of places of tourist interest. As you know, Spain is blessed with most beautiful picturesque sceneries of Mother Nature which are not found anywhere in Europe. Historical buildings which are estimated to be more than 10000 in number are spread over entire Spain. In fact, most of these buildings buil
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The Rastro flea market 

Almodovar was 16 years old when he left the unperceptive city of Cáceres and came to modern Madrid. It was a time when he made eight short films. 


To financially support his film hobby, he would sell secondhand goods on the most famous Madrid flea market - Rastro. In each film, Almodovar incorporates part of himself; each of them has an autobiographical line, so is the case with the Rastro. 

In the movie Labyrinth of passion (Laberinto de Pasiones, 19
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Burning

Burning or “Crema” of Las Fallas of Valencia takes place on the 19th March. First they burn children’s fallas (about 10 p.m.) and then fireworks announce the burning of large fallas. Fallas are burnt by a constructor after or during the fireworks. Sculptures burn up very quickly, spreading considerable heat around. Particularly high temperatures force people to go meters away from the sculptures. During the burning, security measures are rigorous. Fences are set up around
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