Toledo is known as the city of Three Cultures thanks to the coexistence between Christians, Jews and Muslims. In this World Heritage city you will find art, history, culture, gastronomy and crafts.

Begin your visit with the Puerta de Bisagra, of Muslim origin. A visit to the Cristo de la Luz Mosque, the Santa María la Blanca Synagogue and the Primada Cathedral, the three religious examples of the three cultures that have lived in Toledo for many years.

A city of kings and palaces, Aranjuez is one of the Royal Sites of the Crown of Spain. And with a history linked to the Crown, the Royal Palace and its surrounding gardens are not to be missed, inspiring artists and composers.

Follow in the footsteps of Don Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza and discover the landscape settings La Mancha where Cervantes was inspired to narrate the adventures and misadventures of its most famous protagonists.

It is a route declared a European Cultural Itinerary thanks to its enormous beauty and particular history. It covers more than 2,500 kilometers and 148 municipalities throughout Castilla La Mancha.

Whether you are passionate about culture or literature, you have to visit the most popular Don Quixote towns in Toledo.

Toledo is a province where you will find a multitude of beautiful and interesting towns to visit. Let yourself be surprised by its heritage, its gastronomy and its beauty!

- Tembleque and the Plaza Mayor from the 17th century.
- Oropesa with the double Castle of Arab origin from the 12th century and Christian from the 15th century.
- Escalona with the Castle Mudejar palace surrounded by pastures.
- Maqueda and the Castle of La Vela.
- Guadamur and its castle of Italian origin from the 15th century.
- Orgaz and the Castle of Orgaz.
- Torrijos and the Collegiate Church of the Blessed Sacrament.

Toledo is located in the area of ancient Castile and, for this reason, a large number of castles and fortifications have been preserved throughout the province. Most of the time we will find these castles located on the top of the hills, as they were considered to be pure fortifications dominating the surrounding plains.

In turn, as time went by, in addition to being seen as defensive architecture, they began to be considered palatial dwellings.

Visit a supernatural landscape, which they call “the Grand Canyon Manchego” and whose history goes back twenty-five million years. You will find a landscape full of clay ravines born by wind erosion and bathed by the Castrejón Reservoir.

Declared a Natural Monument in 2010, it also contains the title of Special Protection Area for Birds and Place of Community Interest. Thanks to this, threatened birds such as the peregrine falcon, the Iberian imperial eagle or the eagle owl find their resting place.

- Ecological Trail of the Barrancas: small hiking route that surrounds the different viewpoints in the area. The Mirador del Cambrón stands out, where you can see the plains of La Mancha along with this very different natural space.

If what you like and are interested in is getting to know the most natural areas of the province, Toledo has several trail routes to enjoy and walk through its interior.
- Route of the three towns: Huecas, Rielves and Barcience. Simple route, without major slopes where you can visit the Medieval Castle of Barcience as well as settlement sites from the late Neolithic.
- Route of the Visigothic past: of great historical interest due to the examples of Visigothic architecture that you will find along the way, you will visit the foothills of the Montes de Toledo.
- Orgaz Landmarks Trail: do this path on horseback to observe the contrast between the meadows and the pine forest, between the crops and the Mediterranean mountains. Also discover the site of Los Hitos, from the Visigoth kingdom of Toledo.
- Trail of the Cabañas fountains: located on the edge of an excavated depression, springs gush from the valley.
- Sendero del Lazarillo: easy route, without large unevenness. You will cross the border line with Madrid, in addition to crossing the Labros and Tabalón streams.