Description of “Free Walking Tour Toledo”

A visit in which we will have a first contact with the imperial city, visiting its main attractions and its monuments and most tourist areas, but also other less known although picturesque.

On this tour we will also walk through the area of ​​the Cathedral and the Jewish quarter., which will allow you to learn about the history of Toledo in an enjoyable way.

A Free Guided Tour* through Toledo accompanied by an Official Tourism Guide!

Beginning: Zocodover SquareLook for the orange umbrella with our logo!

We begin this walk through the main square of Toledo, Zocodover Square, and we will tell you his story, its origins and the reason for its name. And we will also talk about the Alcázar, very close to this square.

Commerce Street “The wide street”

We will take the main street of Toledo, commercial street. Street full of shops and cafes. The main artery that connects the Plaza de Zocodover with the Cathedral.

Silver Street. You will be able to admire some beautiful balconies and viewpoints.

Area where the city's silversmiths and jewelers were located. It will take us to the convent area. Little by little we will enter a very quiet area full of history..

St. Vincent Square.

Jesuit Church. Juan de Mariana Square.

On the way to the Cathedral, We cannot fail to stop here to admire the great baroque façade of this beautiful church that, Also, if you have time and stay in Toledo, We recommend that you go up to its towers to contemplate one of the best views of the city of Toledo.

Town Hall Square. Primate Cathedral

And we arrive at one of the most attractive areas of the city.: the town hall square. There we can admire the imposing Cathedral of Toledo, City Hall, the archiepiscopal palace and the courthouse. Do you know what name this square is also known by?? We will also stop at one of the points so you can take the best photo of the cathedral…

Savior Square. Church of the Savior

This old mosque will catch your attention and that, besides, harbors a legend. We are about to enter the Jewish quarter.

Santo Tome Street. El Greco

Without a doubt one of the streets where you will fall in love with its charm.. With the tower of the Santo Tomé church in the background, We will walk through it and talk about the relationship that El Greco had with the church of Santo Tomé. One of his main works is kept here…

San Cristobal Viewpoint. Panorama

And what better than, since we are in the middle of the Jewish quarter, approach one of its main viewpoints from where we can contemplate the main monuments and attractions of the Jewish quarter.