Located on a promontory that surrounds the Tagus River is the historic city of Toledo (Castilla-La Mancha, Spain), a unique city that with more than two millennia of history that represents a true symbol of the meeting of cultures on the Peninsula is undoubtedly one of the most interesting tourist cities in Spain. Just by touring the Old Town of Toledo, the visitor will be able to discover the enormous monumental heritage that this Castilian city houses, considered a true urban museum, and which due to its enormous importance was a historical-artistic complex in 1940. Later it was included as Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 1986.
The aptly named City of the Three Cultures dazzles the visitor who begins to tour it from its Old Town, the Historic City of Toledo, which is undoubtedly a faithful reflection of its multicultural style, where religious, governmental and private constructions of the most varied styles are mixed, such as Arabic, Romanesque, Mudejar, Renaissance and Gothic, among others.
A whole historical heritage that forms an impressive monumental complex considered one of the most important in Spain and also in all of Europe. Located in the community of Castilla la Mancha, Toledo is very close to Madrid, only 70 kilometers, and from the Spanish capital, tourists can reach it in just 30 minutes by boarding the high-speed train that connects them.