Avila Spain
adrid is a city almost attraction of Avilla is the without equal in Europe. defensive fortification. If you need a break from it, you can take a day trip to Were you addicted to the Lord of Avila to catch a bit of fresh air the Rings movies? Enjoy reading and see some amazing sites. about Camelot? Have a thing for castles? You are going to love Avila, Spain Avila. The town is home to the second largest defensive walls in Madrid has so much going on it is the world. Known as Las Murallas, often hard to drag yourself away the walls were built in the from. You will, however, eleventh century. They are a eventually need a break. A day couple miles long and average 40 trip to Avila, a town near feet in height. The walls are Madrid, is definitely worth a partitioned by over 80 towers trip. In fact, a visit to Avila that reach as high as 65 feet, is a must if you visit Spain. The the equivalent of a six-story town is so popular, there are building. There are nine gates over 20 trains a day from Madrid. allowing you to enter and exit the town. All and all, the Avila Walls are a site to be seen. Avila is in the south of Old Castile, part of the Castile and The amazing thing about the walls Leon autonomous district. The is their condition. They are in a city was originally known for near perfect state. If you did Teresa of Avila, a Roman Catholic not know better, you would swear mystic. The cathedral in the city they were built last week. is also considered a masterpiece. Happily, you can tromp up and While this is no doubt down the towers and walk across fascinating to you, the real the top of the walls. Looking out
over the area surrounding Avila, Keep in mind Avila is at a high you get a definite feel for what elevation. It can be cold in the it must have been like for a winter and blazing hot in the soldier to defend the city. summer.
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