Casona de la Reyna Toledo
Carreras de San Sebastian 26 Toledo, Castile-La Mancha, 45001, Spain and Canary Islands
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Tir na nOg
G´day everyone. Well, we´re off... Got to Dublin Airport thanks to one very excited Cathy Coyne! Thanks for the lift girl. Arrived in Madrid and Hertz wouldn´t accept Michael´s drivers license - the fact it was broken and his name had fallen off was the main factor, but he still protested!! So, the car was put in my name. Never drove a right hand …
More train chaos
The day began with grey clouds and the
snow from yesterday had all melted from the roof tops. We went down
for breakfast at about 9.00 (the time breakfast in this hotel starts)
and were served coffee and a big bread roll that was toasted by the
coughing and hacking clerk.
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Wet day in Toledo
This morning the sky was grey and
forbidding with the hillside covered in mist. We went down for
breakfast (and a fine breakfast it was too with German/Italian types
available).
We then made our way to the Jewish
quarter through the mist and went to the Seraphic Museum at …
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Windmills
... 30 minutes. Toledo is really like a maze, though, and I got a bit twisted. I was worried that I wouldn't make it back in time. The hotel is near the Zocodover Plaza, so all I had to do was make it back there and then I could find the hotel. Fortunately, I made it back with several minutes to spare!
When the group was all assembled, we walked to the Museo de Transito which is an old sinagogue and is now the main Jewish museum ...
Toledo with Hillary & Becca
... works by el Greco. He had lived and worked in Toledo. Once inside I immediately took us upstairs to see those famous paintings. It is very cool to be able to enjoy those paintings with virtually no one else around. I took several photographs of them. I hope they turn out well. One of these times i want to go to the museum of the home of el Greco.
When we left the museum we began ...



