The seriously underestimated Spanish town of Toledo + Windmill Town

📌When you come to Spain, you must not miss these two towns~ 1⃣"The glory of Spain, the light of Spanish cities"—— The author of "Don Quixote" praised Toledo so much 2⃣The prototype of the scene where Cervantes described Don Quixote's battle with windmills——Consuegra (Windmill Town) 📌Toledo [10,000-step route] 🔸Alcazar Castle——Toledo Cathedral——Calle Alfileritos Street——Ancient Jewish Quarter——Parador Castle Hotel ✅[Must-see attractions] ①Alcazar Castle It is located at the highest point of the old town and is known as the "heart of Spain". ②Toledo Cathedral It is the second largest church in Spain, second only to Seville Cathedral ③Calle Alfileritos Street When you are tired of shopping, you must come to Calle Alfileritos Street to taste the local specialties! ④ Ancient Jewish Quarter This block includes many rare Jewish-style churches, such as the Iglesia Santo Tomé, the Sinagoga Tránsito Synagogue, and the Santa María la Blanca Synagogue. ⑤Parador Castle Hotel The terrace, lounge and rooms of this Mudéjar-style building offer the best panoramic view of Toledo. 👉Three keywords to tell you why Consuegra is worth visiting ①The City of White Windmills🌞 There are twelve white windmills🌬 and a 12th-century castle, with a unique view, as if you have traveled back to the Middle Ages in Europe, an era that belonged to knights🐎. ②Artistic town🌞 Cervantes created the immortal masterpiece📖"Don Quixote" in the 17th century. The protagonist Don Quixote imagined the huge windmill🌬 as an enemy and rushed up the mountain with Sancho. This classic and tragic scene took place in Consuegra, Spain🇪🇸. ③ A pilgrimage site for Don Quixote fans 🌞 In addition to the white windmill on the back hill, there are many Don Quixote check-in spots in Consuegra. Including Don Quijote Cafe☕, souvenir shop and so on. Every year, book lovers from all over the world come here to visit.