Toledo private half day tour

Discover Toledo, the city of the Three Cultures in a Private Tour of five hours with a schedule and pick-up to be chosen by the client.

We start with a panoramic walking tour of Toledo, into the old quarter to visit the main square and the inside of the impressive Primate Cathedral.

The Cathedral It is one of the most impressive monuments of Toledo and unique in Spain ,magnum opus of the Gothic style in Spain. It is an indispensable visit in the heart of Toledo, a spectacular piece of the Spanis architecture and art.

We will continue the tour towards the old Palace of Justice and the City Hall.

We will continue our visit through the old Jewish quarter with its narrow streets to visit the Church of St. Tomé, with the very famous painting of El Greco “El entierro del Conde Orgaz”.

Then we visit the old Synagogue of St. Maria la Blanca, which remains as a symbol of the coexistence of the “Three Cultures”.

We will also visit a typical factory of Damasquino, well known handicraft art of Toledo.

*The price of 875€ is for up to 6 people.

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Duration

5 hours

Language

EN, ES

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Included

Guided walking tour accompanied by our expert local guide.
Entrance to Toledo Cathedral
Entrance to Church of Santo Tome
Entrance to Synagogue of Saint Mary the White
Panoramic City Tour
Round trip Madrid – Toledo – Madrid in a Luxury “VIP class”.

Excluded

Gratuities

What do I need to bring?

Comfortable clothes
Cap or hat for the sun
Sunscreen in summer

Please note

Operated by a multi-lingual guide
Public transportation nearby

Not suitable for pets
Not stroller accessible
Not wheelchair accessible
The client must indicate the pick-up hotel when making the reservation.
The customer must indicate the pick up location, our guide will come for you.

Cancellation Policy

Free! Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. If you cancel under this time or do not show up, you will not be refunded.

When to book?

12h before the start of the activity

Zocodover Square

Before it was an Arab market and until a few years ago there was a street market called “popularly” on Tuesday, it was Enrique IV who granted Toledo a market every Tuesday, a tradition that comes from far away and is currently held in the Parque de la Vega. Zocodover comes from Arabic, it means market of the beasts, and this square was also used to publicly execute the condemned.

Church of Santo Tomé

The church of Santo Tomé or Santo Tomás Apóstol is located in the historic center of the Spanish city of Toledo, and was founded after the reconquest of this city by King Alfonso VI de León.1 It appears cited in the twelfth century , as built on the site of an old 11th century mosque.2 This mosque, together with others from the city, were used as Christian churches without major changes, since no buildings were destroyed in the capture of the city.

However, at the beginning of the fourteenth century, due to being in a dilapidated state, it was completely rebuilt by Gonzalo Ruiz de Toledo, Lord of Orgaz, and the old minaret of the mosque was transformed into a bell tower in Mudejar style.3 Its fame is due to all for housing inside, the painting The Burial of the Count of Orgaz by El Greco, which can be seen by accessing the back of the church.

Toledo Cathedral

Beyond its concrete historical and artistic value, the Cathedral Church has a value and a theological significance as a reference for the pastoral life of the whole diocese, for priests and for the lay faithful. In addition, the cathedrals have been the forge place of our Western and European culture; they were the embryo of the current universities, they anticipated welfare work and they were art workshops. Today the cathedrals are witnesses of that culture and message of transcendence and values for the people of today.

Synagogue de Santa María la Blanca

Santa María la Blanca is a temple located in the Spanish city of Toledo. Built in 1180 as a synagogue and, having functioned as such for 211 years, it was expropriated and transformed into a church as a result of the pogrom of 1391. At present the building belongs to the Catholic Church, but there is no cult in it. It is open to the public and functions as a museum or center where both cultural and educational activities take place.

Note: Pick-up starts 15 minute(s) before departure.
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