Destinations

A well-preserved Golden Age town, known for its open-air corral de comedias and Plaza Mayor.

El Greco's life and work in a reconstructed house, including his View of Toledo and the major religious paintings.

A magnificent Gothic cathedral in Toledo noted for its unique Baroque lighting effects and profound art collection

Authentically restored 15th-century castle offering a glimpse into grand medieval courtly life

A rare 12th-century synagogue with outstanding Mudéjar plasterwork.

Toledo's most ornate Gothic monastery, built as a royal tomb and distinguished by its intricate star-ribbed ceiling

A historic fortress offering insight into the Civil War alongside unmatched city views from its summit

A former imperial capital dense with history, medieval lanes, and two historic synagogues.

A ridge of white windmills and a medieval castle, the classic Don Quixote landscape in the flesh.

A quintessentially medieval hill town in Castilla-La Mancha featuring a grand castle-cathedral and a historic Jewish quarter

13th-century Romanesque-Mudéjar church with rare Visigothic origins and a full set of Romanesque wall paintings.

Mudéjar parish church housing El Greco's 1586 masterpiece, The Burial of the Count of Orgaz.

A gravity-defying city with historic houses clinging precariously to the edges of a steep river gorge

A series of fifteen turquoise lakes creating an unexpected, lush oasis perfect for inland summer swimming