6Historic City of Toledo
Toledo is often called the “City of Three Cultures” because Christians, Muslims, and Jews coexisted here for centuries, leaving behind a remarkable cultural and architectural legacy.
The city’s medieval streets wind around Gothic cathedrals, Moorish mosques, and Sephardic synagogues. Its Alcázar fortress dominates the skyline, while El Greco’s artworks add a spiritual touch to its history. What makes Toledo truly worth the hype is the way it encapsulates Spain’s diverse past in one compact, walkable city perched dramatically above the Tagus River.
