So, Toledo has this Roman Circus, built 2,000 years ago, and half dug out. It’s the second biggest one unearthed in Spain.
It’s located in a public park, so we have free access to the ruins. I took a couple of shots at sunset:
This is the plan, so you get an idea of the shape and scale of it. As you can see, it was a race course, rather than a circular installation.
The photo below shows part of the front curve of taken during daylight hours at the position indicated in red on the plan above:
Lady Of The Cakes 
Guess the first thought that crossed my mind at the photo of the plan?
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No wonder my cat post freaked you out…
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Never knew about this – I’ll have to have a look next time 🙂
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Yes, do give me a shout 🙂
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I have sunset envy now!
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You and your BGC would have done a better job 😉
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I doubt it actually!
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Would have turned out far less grainy, and less ‘grey’.
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I’m a sucker for ruins, especially of the Roman variety. Lovely shots.
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Spain is the land of Roman ruins… well, after Italy, anyway 😉 You’d have a field day!
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Good heavens. Another raft of destinations to add to my bucket list. Well, your photos certainly make Toledo seem like a magical and magnetic place!
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There’s a lot to see here – and it makes for a convenient day trip from Madrid 🙂
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