Day Trip to Ávila: Medieval Walls and Mystic Saints
Just an hour from Madrid, Ávila’s perfectly preserved medieval walls and the legacy of Saint Teresa make it one of Spain’s most atmospheric day trips.
Just an hour from Madrid, Ávila’s perfectly preserved medieval walls and the legacy of Saint Teresa make it one of Spain’s most atmospheric day trips.
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