Other crossword clues for answer "AVILA"
- AVILA
- Once walled-city
- Saint Teresa's birthplace
- St. Teresa's city
- Spanish town with medieval walls
- Walled city that is Spain's highest provincial capital
- Spanish province
- St. Teresa's home
- Saint Teresa's home
- Spanish province near Madrid
- Whence St. Teresa
- Central Spanish city
- University city of Spain
- Spanish tourist site
- Kansas City school
- Home of St. Teresa
- St. Theresa of ___
- Teresa of ___ (Spanish saint)
- Spanish city with Romanesque-style walls
- City or province in Castile
- Spanish city that's a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- St. Teresa of ___
- St. Theresa's birthplace
- Walled city near Madrid
- City west of Madrid
- St. Theresa's home
- Saint Teresa of ___
- Walled Spanish city
- St. Teresa's town
- St. Theresa's town
- Saint Teresa's hometown
- Walled city of Spain
- City near Madrid
- St. Teresa's birthplace
- Walled town of Iberia
- Birthplace of St. Teresa
- Where Saint Teresa was born and Don Juan was buried
- Walled city of Iberia
- Walled town of Spain
- City of Stones and Saints
- Province of central Spain
- Queen Isabella's birthplace
- Province of Saint Teresa's birth
- Spanish town where a pastry called yemas de Santa Teresa can be found
- Province of Spain
- Saint Theresa's birthplace
- Spanish city
- Province bordering Madrid
- City WNW of Madrid
- Walled city
- Spanish tourist city
- Whence Saint Teresa
- Hometown of St. Teresa
- Fortified city of Castile and León
- Isabella I's birth city
- Spanish birthplace of St. Teresa
- Former Mexican president __ Camacho
- Town in central Spain
- City in Spain
- Town near Madrid
- Saint Teresa's city
- Saint Theresa's home
- St. Teresa's place
- Museo de Santa Teresa setting
- Walled city in Spain
- City northwest of Toledo
- It's northwest of Toledo
- Spanish province or its capital
- Province in Spain's Castilla y León region
- Theresa's city
- General Manuel ___ Camacho, Mexican President.
- ___ Camacho, President of Mexico.
- City in central Spain.
- Lopez's second baseman.
- Al Lopez's second baseman.
- Former Mexican President.
- Province in Spain.
- St. Theresa's home, in Spain.
- ___ Camacho, President of Mexico, 1940–46.
- City of Spain.
- City in Old Castile.
- City of Old Castille.
- City of central Spain.
- City of Old Castile.
- Castilian city.
- Cathedral city of Spain.
- Mexico's Camacho
- Home of St. Theresa
- Mexico's ___ Camacho
- City NW of Madrid
- Teresa de ___
- ___ Camacho (Mexican president: 1940-46)
- ___ Camacho, former Mexican president
- A.L. batting king: 1954
- Beach near San Luis Obispo
- Birthplace of St. Theresa
- 1954 A.L. batting champ Bobby
- Spanish religious center
- 1954 A.L. batting champ
- Province west of Madrid
- Spain's Saint Teresa of ___
- Spanish tourist center
- Basilica of San Vicente setting
- 1950's Indians All-Star Bobby
- Kansas City college
- Spanish tourist town
- Province abutting Madrid
- Kansas City university
- Kansas City university formerly known as College of Saint Teresa
- Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb
- Basilica de San Vicente setting
- Teresa's home
- Historic walled city of Spain
- Walled city WNW of Madrid
- Muralla de ___ (Spanish landmark)
- Spain's so-called "City of Saints and Stones"
- St. Theresa of --
- Teresa of --
- Home to St. Teresa
- St. Teresa of --
- Teresa's city
- City in Castille-Leon
- Historic walled town near Madrid
- Saint Teresa of _____
- Mexican president Manuel _____ Camacho
- Mexican president Manuel
- St. Teresa's Spanish birthplace
- Central Spanish province
- Madrid neighbor
- Mexican president Camacho
- Spanish province or city
- City in Castile
- Saint Theresa's city
- Camacho, of Mexico
- Spanish walled city
- Mexican president Manuel ___ Camacho
- City of stones and saints in Spain
- Teresa's birthplace
- Tourist city of Castile
- Convento de Santa Teresa setting
- Torquemada's burial site
- City that holds the Fiestas de Santa Teresa
