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For Alcázar in Toledo, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Alcázar

Calle del Horno de los Bizcochos 3, 45001 Toledo, ES-CM, ES

Alcázar

The souvenir machine is located in the Don Quijote store.

The Alcazar rises prominently above the old town and shapes the cityscape with its powerful, almost square silhouette. Set on a hill, the building combines defensive strength with formal severity: tall facades, corner towers, and a monumental impression recall its long history as a fortress, residence, and government building. Inside, and in its historical development, it reflects the changing history of Spain. Over the centuries, the building was remodeled, expanded, and restored after destruction. As a result, it brings together different architectural influences and eras in a single ensemble that still has great symbolic importance today. Visitors especially appreciate the elevated location with wide views over the rooftops, the river, and the surrounding landscape. The Alcazar is therefore not only an important monument, but also an impressive landmark that combines history and panorama in a special way.

Alcázar
The souvenir machine is located in the Don Quijote store.
Calle del Horno de los Bizcochos 3
Toledo
Castilla-La Mancha
45001
Spain
Alcázar
Alcázar
Tourist Attraction
The Alcazar rises prominently above the old town and shapes the cityscape with its powerful, almost square silhouette. Set on a hill, the building combines defensive strength with formal severity: tall facades, corner towers, and a monumental impression recall its long history as a fortress, residence, and government building. Inside, and in its historical development, it reflects the changing history of Spain. Over the centuries, the building was remodeled, expanded, and restored after destruction. As a result, it brings together different architectural influences and eras in a single ensemble that still has great symbolic importance today. Visitors especially appreciate the elevated location with wide views over the rooftops, the river, and the surrounding landscape. The Alcazar is therefore not only an important monument, but also an impressive landmark that combines history and panorama in a special way.
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