Take in one of the most breathtaking views of Toledo from the Mirador del Valle, where the city spreads out across the Tagus River like a scene from a storybook. From there, step into history at one of Toledo's oldest synagogues, built in 1180 and later transformed into a church after 1391. Today, it stands as a cultural center and museum, preserving centuries of heritage. Nearby, the Synagogue of El Tránsito, commissioned by Samuel ha-Leví in the 14th century, showcases exquisite Mudéjar style with intricate plasterwork, heraldic symbols, and a luminous prayer hall.
Continue to the magnificent St. Mary's Cathedral, considered Spain's greatest Gothic masterpiece, with construction spanning from 1226 to 1493. Pass through the imposing Puerta de Bisagra, Toledo's monumental city gate, and walk across the city's oldest bridge, known as the Jewish Bridge. Conclude your visit in Zocodover Square, once Toledo's bustling hub of life, where history, architecture, and local energy blend in the heart of the city.
Duration: 5 hours