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Location 2014

The congress will take place at the Convent of San Pedro Martir, located in the city of Toledo, noted particularly for its splendid Moorish tower and graves and praying sculptures, including those of the Counts of Melito that inspired the legend «The Kiss» by Gustavo Adolfo Becquer.
Currently, the building houses the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the University of Castilla-La Mancha.

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Address:

C/ San Clemente, s/n, 45002. Toledo, Spain.

San pedro martir

New Interactive Spherical Photo Gallery:

San Pedro Mártir, Balcony 1 of 2

San Pedro Mártir, Real Cloister, ground  floor

Madre de Dios, yard

More photos HERE.

 

 

For further information on how to get to Toledo, please click on the following link:

From Madrid Barajas Airport to Toledo

 

 

 

 

ABOUT TOLEDO

Toledo is a Spanish city considered as World Heritage City by UNESCO. A city full of history. In XIII century, the city became one of the few places in Spain where lived Moorish, Christians and Jews in harmony, so the city has special characteristics that still can be seen when you visit the city and contemplate the remains of the churches, synagogues and mosques built during that period.

During the Roman occupation Toledo became a fortified city on the route of the Tajo River, around the city, and its strategic location on the peninsula, become in the most important political, economic and cultural center of Spain. The Visigoths named it as the capital and also played an important role during the Muslim occupation. When the Christians reconquered Toledo, became the official residence of the Kings of Castilla until XVI century.

The most famous monuments are the Cathedral, Puerta de Bisagra, the Alcázar, the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, the Synagogues of Santa María la Blanca and Tránsito, the Mosque of Cristo de la Luz…

But Toledo is much more. Its labyrinthine streets, its panoramic views, churches and monasteries, Roman, hammam and Jews baths… are just some of the lesser known treasures of Toledo…

…And also its nightlife.

Viajes el Corte Ingles can manage your trip to Toledo. Please feel free to contact comercialalbacete@viajeseci.es and they will give you the best advice

Toledo Tourist Office

Toledo City Council

Official tourist guides Toledo

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Agenda

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    E2KW 2016

      PROCEEDINGS E2KW 2016

      • Deadline for extended abstracts: June 15th
      • Communication acceptance of papers: July 10th
      • Registration limit: SEPTEMBER 7th
      • DATE OF CONGRESS: OCTOBER 28th-29th

News

New Registration Limit: SEPTEMBER 7th

The volume "Environment, Energy and Climate Change II" is already announced in Springer

    The volume “Environment, Energy and Climate Change I" is already announced in Springer

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