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Spanish city limits tourists

07 Jul 2025
 Source: Nicolas Postiglioni / Pexels
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Authorities in the Spanish city of Toledo are implementing new rules to combat overtourism.

According to The Local, tour groups will no longer be allowed to use brightly coloured signs, umbrellas, high-visibility clothing, loudspeakers or megaphones. 

Tour groups will be limited to 30 people in the historic centre and will be prohibited from blocking entrances and exits, as well as walkways and roads.

Only one tourist bus and one tourist train will be permitted to drive around Toledo.

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