The environment

Known as the city of the three cultures, Christian, Muslim and Jewish, Toledo is home to an extraordinary historical and cultural heritage that will captivate you from the very first moment. Its historic centre, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, brings together centuries of history and an exceptional artistic heritage.

Wander through its narrow, cobbled streets as you discover churches, synagogues, mosques, palaces and museums that reflect the passage of different civilisations. From Roman times and the Visigothic kingdom to Muslim rule and the subsequent Christian Reconquest, Toledo became an important centre of medieval and Renaissance art and learning, where architectural styles such as Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance come together.

The city was also home to the celebrated Mannerist painter El Greco. The Puerta de Bisagra and Puerta del Sol lead into the old town, where Plaza de Zocodover remains one of its main meeting places.

Enjoy Toledo's remarkable gastronomic offering, which combines tradition and innovation with the finest ingredients from the surrounding region.