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Few cities can boast the rich cultural heritage of Toledo, Spain. Called the ‘City of Three Cultures’ because of its vibrant history and a meeting place of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish traditions, the city’s history dates back to the Bronze Age, and later Gauls, Romans, and Moors walked its streets. Today, their mark is left on stunning architecture, phenomenal music, delicious food, and more: it’s no wonder the city was named a World Heritage site. From famed Toledo Steel to countless artworks, this Spanish city has left its mark on the world.

This Castilian city offers adventure for all ages and appetites. From beautiful cathedrals and palaces to charming corner cafes, all travelers will feel welcome in its environs. Colorful sunsets and flamenco guitar are an unbeatable combination, and right at home in Toledo. Stay in the heart of the city to be close to all of the action, or along the riverside for exceptional sunrises and sunsets from your hotel windows. We have a range of romantic hotels for a couples retreat, and family-friendly accommodation in Toledo for those with youngsters.

Toledo’s incredible architecture is a result of its unique combination of cultures. Visitors flock to the Alcazar, dating back to the Roman Empire and used by Kings of Spain. Toledo’s cathedral is one of Spain’s most important, as is the Zocodover, a famous marketplace. Synagogues and mosques dot the cityscape, testament to the period of religious tolerance that brought so many to the city before the 1500s.

Toledo’s food is delectable, and combines many influences. Predominate among them are Castilian traditions, but many of these have been combined with Moorish flavors, resulting in a unique and rich experience. Popular dishes you have to try while on vacation are the lamb stew, beans with partridge, the historic gacha, and sweet marzipan.

Toledo’s rich cultural heritage is on display during holidays such as Easter and Corpus Christi, which are full of processions, traditional music, and displays of cultural pride. Many beautiful and ancient churches and monasteries only open on Easter, and are just another reason to visit.

A walk through the streets of Toledo is like a trip back in time. Unlike most European cities, which have been damaged many times during violent periods, Toledo remains virtually untouched. This is because the city was the most important Catholic center in Spain. The protection of the church has preserved the city for residents and visitors alike. Some describe the city as a living museum, such is the impact of its ancient architecture. Ancient gates from the time of the Visigoths border modern restaurants and storied churches, a testament to Toledo’s past and future. Visitors must be sure to visit Museo del Greco, which houses the works of El Greco’s works; his masterpieces are known worldwide, and many were inspired by Toledo itself!