About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early hours of one morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Quirón Prevención Toledo. The usual hum of the city had given way to an eerie silence, broken only by a soft, rhythmic tapping sound coming from within. As he approached the door, the tapping grew louder—turning out to be someone playing rhythmically on a nearby trashcan lid. A neighbor, it turned out, practicing his newfound percussion skills for an upcoming street festival. The delivery driver laughed and waved, delivering his package without further ado.
2. On a chilly autumn night, a delivery driver pulled up outside Quirón with a crate of medical supplies. As he unloaded the boxes, he noticed an odd glow coming from inside the clinic's basement window. Curious, he peered through the glass and saw only shadows moving in the dim light. Suddenly, a small hand reached out from beneath a table, holding a toy car. A little voice called out, 'Delivery man, can you bring us some candy?' Turns out, it was just a kid playing hide-and-seek with his friends.
3. Late one evening, as a doctor locked up Quirón Prevención Toledo, he heard an eerie humming coming from the empty hallway. Curious, he followed the sound only to discover it was emanating from an old, dusty cabinet in the corner. Inside, he found an ancient phonograph covered in cobwebs. As he approached, the needle began to spin on its own, playing a scratchy recording of someone humming an old folk song. Startled, the doctor laughed and said, 'Well, hello there, old friend!' Turns out, it was just an old neighborhood delivery driver's forgotten cassette tape.
4. Late one evening, as a doctor locked up Quirón Prevención Toledo, he noticed a strange humming sound coming from the empty waiting room. Curious, he peered inside and saw nothing but rows of quiet chairs. But every time he turned away, the soft buzzing seemed to follow him out into the hallway. Finally, the doctor decided to investigate further, only to discover that the noise was coming from his own stomach—rumbling so loudly it echoed through the empty building. He smiled, realizing it had been an ordinary case of hunger, not ghosts or aliens after all.