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A Gothic behemoth is one of Toledo’s most famous landmarks that has a flamboyant design and houses works by El Greco, Goya and Rubens, among others.

Duels, bullfights and an animal market once took place on this Toledo cornerstone, where you’ll today find busy restaurants and events.

Standing proudly on a hill overlooking the town, this impressive 16th-century edifice once served as a palace and now hosts a fascinating military museum.

This 15th-century monastery is an elaborate and imposing structure, designed to display the power and might of Spain’s Catholic monarchs.

One of several surviving entrance points to the old walled city of Toledo, this imposing 16th-century gate has Moorish origins.

Admire the mix of Christian and Arab influences on this striking 14th-century gate, which once served as the sole entrance to fortified Toledo.