Unwind at a charming spa next to the medieval gem of Toledo

Your Moment to Disconnect: 60 Minutes of Pure Relaxation

This deal comes with a special treat. Enjoy a 60-minute access per person and book the spa to reset body and mind.

Relaxation hours: Available from Tuesday to Saturday, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. The perfect time to recharge before heading out for dinner in Salamanca.

Wellness kit: Remember to bring your swimming cap and flip-flops — they’re essential to fully immerse yourself in calm.

Secure your spot! Call the phone number on your voucher or book directly at reception upon arrival.

Get ready to leave feeling brand new.

Hotel Spa Villa Nazules: a haven of peace in the middle of olive groves

• Discover in Almonacid de Toledo a true oasis of tranquillity. Hotel Spa Villa Nazules surrounds you with the serenity of endless olive groves along the iconic Ruta del Quijote, blending Castilian tradition with modern comfort.

• Rebalance body and mind in its exclusive spa, featuring water circuits with cold pool, heated pool, jacuzzi and saunas, alongside personalised treatments designed for total relaxation.

• Savour unforgettable moments at Mar de Olivos restaurant, where Mediterranean and Castilian-La Mancha flavours come together through high-quality ingredients, or unwind by the outdoor pool under the sun.

• Set in the heart of nature, yet perfectly connected to the historic city of Toledo and close to the Puy du Fou España theme park, it is the ideal choice for a holiday filled with relaxation, wellness and unique experiences.

Almonacid de Toledo: La Mancha’s best-kept secret

Just a short drive from Toledo, Almonacid de Toledo is the perfect destination for a memorable getaway, where history, charming streets and authentic local flavours come together.

What you can't miss:

• A legendary castle: overlooking the village stands its impressive Moorish fortress. Besides offering some of the area's most spectacular sunsets, its ancient walls witnessed the famous Battle of Almonacid in 1809 during the Peninsular War.

• Medieval charm: wander through the village and discover the Arco de la Villa, the former gateway to the medieval walls and once the town's customs entrance.

• The land of liquid gold: surrounded by the Montes de Toledo, the village is renowned for its olive groves. Be sure to taste its excellent extra virgin olive oil made from the local Cornicabra variety.

• Our recommendation: head up to the castle at sunset, enjoy the panoramic views, then return to the village for traditional tapas before taking home a bottle of its outstanding olive oil.

Toledo is one of Spain’s most fascinating cities, a place where history quite literally surrounds you at every turn. Perched on a hill above the Tagus River, just one hour from Madrid, this former imperial capital is known as the “City of Three Cultures”, where Christian, Jewish and Muslim heritage blend into a unique architectural and cultural legacy. Compact yet packed with landmarks, Toledo is ideal for couples looking for a romantic cultural escape and for families eager to explore centuries of history in an unforgettable setting.

Make sure you visit:

• The stunning Toledo Cathedral, one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in Spain.
• The Alcázar of Toledo, an imposing fortress dominating the skyline and home to the Army Museum.
• The Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, with its beautiful cloisters and rich history.
• The Jewish Quarter, where narrow medieval streets lead you to the Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca.
• The Mirador del Valle, offering breathtaking panoramic views over the city.

Family-friendly activities:

• Take a guided walking tour through the old town, turning history into an engaging story for all ages.
• Visit the Toledo Train Vision, a fun tourist train ride around the city.
• Explore the banks of the Tagus River for a relaxed family stroll.
• Discover traditional sword-making workshops, a craft Toledo is famous for.
• Enjoy a marzipan tasting experience, especially popular with younger visitors.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Mazapán de Toledo, the city’s most iconic sweet treat made from almonds and sugar.
• Carcamusas, a hearty stew of pork with tomato and peas.
• Venison dishes, reflecting the region’s hunting traditions.
• Manchego cheese paired with local wines from Castilla-La Mancha.
• Perdiz estofada (stewed partridge), a traditional regional recipe.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Consuegra, famous for its iconic windmills and castle overlooking the plains of La Mancha.
• Aranjuez, known for its Royal Palace and beautiful gardens.
• The Montes de Toledo, ideal for nature lovers and scenic drives.
• Talavera de la Reina, renowned for its traditional ceramics