Visiting the Incredible City of Toledo

It is time to take a coffee or snack and relax on some of the terraces in this beautiful square. This place once was the market square and the epicenter of Toledo's activity, its name came from the Arab word zoco, the marketplace.

The Greco Museum is a house from the 14th century with a large exposition of Greco's paints. The building is so beautiful, with a central courtyard and garden that will delight you.
Open Hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 9:30–19:30 Sunday: 10:00–15:00 Monday: Closed

These Roman archeological remains will transport you to the ancient history of Toledo. It's quite small and is very well-preserved, so is a very pleasant visit. The term was the public bath during Roman times.
Open Hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 – 14:00; 16:00 – 20:00 Sunday: 10 – 14 Monday: Closed

In the Jewish neighborhood, you will find this small synagogue. It is a surprise for those who visit it, no doubt. The white arcades are from the Muslim times when it was a mosque. A remarkable building and part of Toledo's history.
Open Hours: Monday – Sunday: 10:00 – 17:45

This is the only medieval mosque conserved in Toledo. It was built in 999 and is very well-preserved as was. It has beautiful frescoes and amazing views. One of the examples of the cultural mixture that had the town during the Middle Ages.
Open Hours: Monday – Sunday: 10:00 – 17:45

It is time for lunch, and you are going to discover this marvelous restaurant with high-quality cuisine and designed dishes. Get ready for a culinary experience that will delight you. The decoration and services are, also, remarkable.
Open Hours: Monday – Sunday: 13:30–16:00, 20:30–23:00
You can book a table calling the restaurant here: 0034 925 28 35 49

The Alcazar is a military fortress that has been used since Roman times. It has been, during the 3rd century, a Roman Palace, was used also by the Arabs, taken by Christian kings during the Middle Age, and then restored by Carlos I and Felipe II. Today is a military museum and one of the most emblematic buildings in town.
Open Hours: Thursday – Tuesday: 11:00 -17:00 Wednesday: Closed

A wonderful medieval building, with a delicate gothic architecture, where Catholic Kings, Isabel and Fernando, are buried. The visit is impressive, and you will be captivated by the history and beauty of the building.
Open Hours: Monday – Sunday: 10:00 – 14:00; 15:00 17:45

After your round trip to La Mancha, you will know why the cheese in this region is so famous: visit the museum, learn about the elaboration and taste a variety of them. They also have a shop where you can buy your favorites.
Open Hours: Monday and Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: 10:30 a 19:00 Thursday and Friday: 10:30 a 20:00 Saturday: 11:00 a 21:00 Sunday: 11:00 a 20:00
You can check more information on the official website

One of the old entrances to the city is a monumental gate, very well-preserved from the 16th century. It will give you a perfect idea of how people should feel during the old times when they arrive in Toledo.

Another entrance to the city, in this case, a medieval one, is the older gate in town, and it was built by Knights Hospitaller. You will appreciate a sun and a moon that gives the name to the gate.

A wonderful dinner is waiting for you in Taberna Embrujo. With good products, nice service, and charming decoration, this place is a great option to enjoy traditional Castilian food. If the weather is good they open a terrace where you will have a perfect dinner.
Open Hours: Monday – Friday: 10:00–16:00, 19:00–1:30 Saturday: 10:00–16:00, 19:00–24:00 Sunday: Closed
You can check for more information on the official website

Go back to the parking garage where you leave the car yesterday, it is time to drive back to Madrid.

Your trip finishes here, it is time to look for the next one!