#eltoboso

[carabanchelnet]

📌La pastilla mágica. Atención primaria y salud comunitaria 📌45ª edición de los Juegos Deportivos Municipales 2024/2025: 30 disciplinas diferentes 📌Las maniobras de I.D.A. y M.A.R. en el caso del fraude fiscal de la pareja de la presidenta, denotan la semenjanza entre el ‘pujolismo’ y el ‘ayusismo’, por lo que Ayuso debería dimitir 📌Carabanchel dispone de un nuevo espacio cultural dentro de las ‘Plazas con alma’ 📌… Y MÁS …. https://carabanchel.net

[cmatain]

Últimas estampas de #LaMancha (#ElToboso, #MotadelCuervo y #CampodeCriptana), ahora que vamos ya rumbo al nuevo destino: el #CampodeCalatrava (#Almagro). The show must go on! https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf9oGJMM6Ls/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[micompostela]

Camino de Levante, Almansa, San Clemente, El Toboso (Monumento Dulcinea-Don Quijote y Plaza Mayor , Albergue El Quijote, Convento de las Clarisas, Museo de Dulcinea). Photos © micompostela.tumblr.com © sogestour.ca

[angelmartin656]

#eltoboso #architecture #lamancha #vault #vaults #church #lategothic "Guió don Quijote, y habiendo andado como docientos pasos, dio con el bulto que hacía la sombra, y vio una gran torre, y luego conoció que el tal edificio no era alcázar, sino la iglesia principal del pueblo. Y dijo: —Con la iglesia hemos dado, Sancho. —Ya lo veo —respondió Sancho" Segunda parte del ingenioso caballero don Quijote de la Mancha’ (1615) (en Parroquia San Antonio Abad)

[victoriathomen]

HOY!! Los invito a la inauguración de la exposición Mil Caras de Dulcinea Siglo XXI, donde el Proyecto HABERE @victoriathomen participa. Muy agradecida por esta oportunidad #Artistas participan en la #exposición 'Mil caras de Dulcinea siglo XXI' #milcarasdedulcineasigloXXI en #Eltoboso. AYUNTAMIENTO DE EL TOBOSO PLZ. Constitución, 7 EL TOBOSO - TOLEDO- 45820. . @bluusabluu #contemporaryart #artecontemporaneo #exposicion #arte #art #fotografia #photo #photography #photooftheday #toledo #spain #españa #conceptart #conceptualphotography #concept #lovephoto #photoart #artist #artistas #photoart (at El Toboso)

[elsumillerfiel]

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#rapidcata de #GracianodeGuzque #2012 . #videocata #vino #Graciano #ElToboso #castillalamancha #MuchaMancha (en Restaurante Granero)

[l-e-a-d]

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[javivldz-blog]

El que vive de ilusiones muere de realidades ⭐

[cmatain]

Mucho hemos hablado estos días pasados de #DulcineadelToboso, pero poco o nada de la etimología del topónimo #ElToboso. Sería este un lugar de "tobas", palabra que puede aludir a dos realidades distintas: unas piedras calcáreas o bien las plantas que en román paladino llamamos "cardos borriqueros". El escudo de El Toboso se acoge a esta segunda opción, pues se trata de un "Escudo acolado a una cruz de Santiago, sin timbre ni adornos y de un solo cuartel: de plata, una cierva de su color acompañada de dos matas de toba florecidas, también de su color natural; en los cantones del jefe, las letras M y L y, en punta, V", iniciales que corresponden a su título de Muy Leal Villa. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf9Sb-BMHkm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[angelmartin656]

#abandoned #abandonedplaces #ruins #rubble #landscape #eltoboso #lamancha (en El Toboso)

[victoriathomen]

278/365 April 8, 2017 #españa #spain🇪🇸 #eltoboso #urbanart #urbandecay #streetart #streetstyle #traveler #streetphoto #travel #traveling #travelling #travelphotography #travellife #tripadvisor #citytrip_me #freedomthinkers #globe_travel #hot_shotz #instaworld_love #ig_worldclub #loves_travel #lifeonthemove #master_pics #master_shots #photooftheday #trip #travel #tweegram #theworldshotz #wish2travelagain (at El Toboso)

[elsumillerfiel]

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#rapidcata #AdánIsrael #ibicea #malvasía #cadia #ElToboso #MotadelCuervo #diasdevino #2016 #joven #CLM #MuchaMancha (en Restaurante Granero)

[agrapefruitspassions]

Summer adventure number 3, part 1: La ruta de los molinos

   As almost all Spanish people do every summer, my third and last trip of the summer was a week at the beach with my boyfriend. But before arriving at the coast of the Mediterranean, we made a detour through Castilla La Mancha on the route of the windmills.

   For anyone who doesn’t know what this is, it is deeply intertwined with Don Quijote de la Mancha, the famous novel by Miguel de Cervantes, published in 1405 as the firs modern novel. It follows an errant campesino who believes himself to be a royal knight, who goes fighting battles with monsters (windmills) to prove his true love to Dulcinea (who is actually a village woman of a different name who isn’t aware of his existence). Of course you know I am going to suggest you read this, but not only because it is a classic (which it is!) but also because who knew that Cervante’s sense of humor could still make readers laugh 600 years later? He writes with an irony that is not lost on present day readers.

   Anyways, our first stop on la Ruta de los Molinos was the town Consuegra, which had not only a row of windmills up on a hill, but also a castle. You could even enter one of the molinos, which held a gift shop on the ground floor and a model on the upper floor of how the windmill worked hundreds of years ago.

   Next, we went to Campo de Criptana, another village with a line of windmills, and after stopping to take a few photos and admire the view, we continued on to El Toboso, the village of Dulcinea. There, they had a museum with various old copies of Don Quijote and also a museum where Dulcinea’s house had supposedly been. The village was completely devoted to El Quijote, even having metal statues in the main square depicting the characters and quotes from the book on the walls of the buildings.

   Our last stop before heading to the coast was Mota del Cuervo, which featured yet another line of windmills and another set of metal statues depicting the characters. Although it might seem a bit of overkill, I love driving a only few hours and being able to view history in front me. It’s wonderful to me to see places not only appreciating the history they have but also trying to attract visitors to their villages and towns.

   As with so many of my blog posts, I fear I am going to end this one also encouraging you all to go read a book. I know, I know, that Don Quijote might be long (I won’t tell you how long) but it is so worth the read. It’s one of the only books that I read for my Master’s that actually had me laughing much of the time.

[justigo-coza-blog]

Casa de La Torre - Country Houses - ZAR 700 - Hotels Spain El Toboso http://www.justigo.us/hotels/spain/el-toboso/casa-rural-la-torre-el-toboso_29798.html

[justigo-comau-blog]

Casa del Cómico - Guesthouses - AUD 63 - Hotels Spain El Toboso http://www.justigo.co.uk/hotels/spain/el-toboso/casa-del-comico_29684.html

[javivldz-blog]

Roads to nowhere 🚫