Located southwest of the capital, Tago River, Toledo is one of the oldest cities in the Iberian peninsula. Conquered by the Romans named Toletum. The capital of the Visigoth kingdom between 554 and 711, was conquered and then ruled for four centuries by the Arabs.

Busy afterwards by King Alfonso VI of Castile, was until 1561 the administrative center of the kingdom. Its strategic importance is overwhelming, which explains the settlement disputarea by numerous people who have arrived in the area.

Besides high between Toledo and Madrid, on top of a hill called El Cerro de los ngeles (Hill Angels), believed to be the geographic center of Spain, a statue of the Saviour Jesus, symbol of Catholic Spain.

Toledo Cathedral - was built in the thirteenth century, is one of the most beautiful in Spain and established the Cardinal Primate. Guise of sober buildings hiding many treasures, such as liturgical vessels cast in precious stones, rich ecclesiastical vestments, stained glass and many historical tapestries vividly.

San Juan de los Reyes - This beautiful Gothic church, crossed the elegant galleries, began to be built in 1476, the royal couple's desire composed of Ferdinand and Isabella.

Hospital Santa Cruz Museum-century renaissance. XVI, the Church of Santiago de Arrabal Art Mudejar Church of Santo Tome (Mudejar art, sec. XIV, Count of Orgaz has Îmormântarea by El Greco, the Christ Light, small mosque made in 999, with an enlarged posterior Mudejar apse of art to be converted into a church, mosques of Tornerias sec. XI.