Hotel Beatriz Toledo Auditorium & Spa

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Hotel Beatriz Toledo Auditorium & Spa is located in a beautiful setting, next to the Tagus River. The hotel is perfectly connected to Madrid through the AVE and its airport, both about 78 kilometers away.

The hotel has the best communications with the Historic Center of the Imperial City.

At the door of the hotel there is a taxi rank and another bus stop (line 81), which will provide you with the possibility of taking numerous routes to discover the rich heritage of the city of Toledo, where the traveler can see a set made up of churches, synago

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The Cathedral of Toledo

An Architectural Jewel in the Heart of Spain

Located in the historic center of Toledo, the imposing Cathedral of Santa María de Toledo is trully an architectural marvel that captivates all the visitors. Built between the 13th and 15th centuries, this Gothic cathedral is considered one of the most beautiful in Spain, with its impressive façade and delicate stone carved details.

Visitors are amazed by the enormous central nave, filled with the light that filters through its windows. Walking through its corridors and chapels is like immersing yourself in the history and spirituality of this city, which has been witness of the coexistence of three cultures: Christian, Jewish and Muslim.

Don't miss the opportunity to see this magnificent pieces of art inside Toledo Cathedral, such as sculptures and altarpieces, or the imposing organs and stained glass windows. A must-see during your stay in this World Heritage city!

The Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes

A window to the Splendor of Spanish Gothic

Located in the historic heart of Toledo, the imposing Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes is an architectural jewel that captivates all visitors. Erected by the Catholic Kings in the 15th century, this monument is a reference of the most refined Gothic style, with its elegant arches, intricate vaults and its different decorative motifs.

By walking through its corridors and cloisters, the tourists immerse themselves in an atmosphere of stillness and spirituality, admiring the details carved in stone that rival with the best works of Renaissance art. The impressive portico of the church stands out especially, with its gargoyles and figures that seem to come alive.

Do not leave Toledo without visiting this hidden treasure, which reflects the greatness of the reign of the Catholic Kings and the cultural wealth of this World Heritage city. A unique experience that will leave a mark on your trip!

The Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca

A Mudejar Jewel in the Heart of Toledo

Hidden among the alleys of the famous Toledo Jewish quarter, in the historic center of Toledo, the Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca is a true architectural marvel that captivates all visitors. Built in the 12th century, this impressive building represents one of the greatest exponents of the Mudejar style, with its elegant combination of Christian, Jewish and Muslim influences.

By crossing the threshold, the visitor is amazed by the beauty and harmony of its five naves, supported by its marble and stone columns. The capitals, arches and decorative panels exhibit geometric and vegetal designs, typical of the artistic tradition of Al-Andalus.

But perhaps the most impressive are the spectacular carved wooden coffered ceilings that cover the naves, with their elegant intertwined shapes and its profuse polychrome. This surprising example of the virtuosity of Mudejar artisans is simply dazzling.

It is a hidden gem, which transports us to the times of coexistence between the three cultures in the Imperial city. An unforgettable experience that will make you appreciate the rich heritage of this World Heritage city!

El Greco Museum

One of the main attractions of the city.

This house contains an impressive collection of art and historical objects that reflect Toledo's rich cultural heritage. It is located in the heart of the Jewish Quarter of Toledo and stands out for its painting collection, by El Greco himself, one of the most recognized painters of the Spanish Golden Age. This greek painter maintained a close relationship with the Imperial City. In fact, some of its most iconic pieces are in the museum, such as "El Expolio" and "La Trinidad."

Located in the historic center, the museum is a few steps from the Toledo Cathedral, one of the most impressive Gothic cathedrals in Spain and emblematic monuments that are a must-see, among others the Tránsito and Santa Maria La Blanca synagogues or the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes.

Visiting the El Greco Museum is, therefore, a unique opportunity to delve into the life and work of this Renaissance genius.