Photography allowed in Spanish cathedrals?
Mar 29th, 2010 | 06:14 PM
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Photography allowed in Spanish cathedrals?
Having experienced, in ITaly, some cathedrals allowing photography (without flash), I'm headed to Spain for the first time and plan on seeing the Madrid Royal Palace, Prado, Seville's Cathedral, Toledo's Cathedral.....
Does anyone know if non flash photography is permitted?
Does anyone know if non flash photography is permitted?
Mar 30th, 2010 | 02:19 PM
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Forget taking pictures in the Prado, and most places where there is a special exhibit. Sevilla's cathedral is okay, but, as already mentioned above, Toledo does not allow photos.
You'll find signs posted where you can and cannot take photos, but there are always those who fain ignorance.
You'll find signs posted where you can and cannot take photos, but there are always those who fain ignorance.
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