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Toledo se encuentra a 70 km (44 millas) al sur de Madrid y fue declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en 1986 por su extenso patrimonio cultural y monumental y su coexistencia histórica de las culturas cristiana, musulmana y judía. Toledo es conocido como la "Ciudad Imperial" por haber sido la principal sede de la corte de Carlos I, y como la "Ciudad de las tres culturas", al haber estado influenciada por una coexistencia histórico de cristianos, musulmanes y judíos. Tiene antecedentes en la producción de armas blancas, que son ahora recuerdos populares de la ciudad, y fue también el lugar de importantes acontecimientos históricos, como los Concilios visigodos de Toledo.

Al llegar, empezaremos con una vista panorámica a pie por el casco antiguo de la ciudad para visitar el interior de la monumental Catedral Primada, un magnífico ejemplo de estilo gótico, y más tarde por el antiguo barrio judío, con sus estrechas calles, y visitaremos la Iglesia de Santo Tomé, con el famoso cuadro de El Greco "El entierro del Conde de Orgaz", la antigua sinagoga de Santa María la Blanca, que sigue siendo símbolo de la coexistencia de las "tres culturas", el Monasterio de San Juan de los Reyes y la Mezquita del Cristo de la Luz. Embárquese en un recorrido panorámico en autobús por los alrededores con una breve parada para admirar las magníficas vistas desde el otro lado del río y hacer fotos. Además, podrá visitar una fábrica típica de Damasquino, una conocida artesanía de Toledo.

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Incluido

Ida y vuelta de Madrid a Toledo en autobús
Guía turístico (bilingüe)
Visita a pie
Entrada a la sinagoga Santa María la Blanca
Entrada a la iglesia de Santo Tomé
Entrada a la catedral gótica
Entrada a la mezquita del Cristo de la Luz
Visita a un taller artesanal de damasquinado

No incluido

Comida y bebida
Propina (opcional)
Traslado de ida y vuelta al hotel

Adicional

Recibirá confirmación en el momento de efectuar la reserva
Los niños deben ir acompañados de un adulto.
Los precios para niños solamente son válidos si estos no ocupan un asiento.
Es posible que se realice con un guía multilingüe

Características

Turismo

95%

Cultural

70%

Original

25%

Opiniones

3.7

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NADIA G

3 | 2019-08-20

The tour was very rich, much places to visit, Toledo is a very beautiful town with so much to know about, but actual most of the historical information was unclear at all since our tour guide English language was completely unclear, and he was explaining in Spanish language a lot and when come to English he speaks in brief, I think it’s better if tour guis was assigned to group of same language better.

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Alyra H

5 | 2018-03-03

Amelia was fabulous! We so enjoyed the tour of Toledo. I would highly recommend doing the full day tour as after lunch is when it gets really interesting...

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David C

3 | 2017-10-03

First off, you must do the Full Day tour. Otherwise you will miss out on a lot. The first half of the tour is just okay until you get to the bridge. Then it gets good. The second half is typically less crowded and you get to go inside some beautiful buildings. I would give the first half a 2 star and the second half a four star.

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Wendy R

4 | 2017-07-27

This trip to Toledo was rather confusing as all passengers participating in half day, full day, self guided, full day with lunch or without, travelled on the same bus and it took us and others some time to work out where we were supposed to be and when. The tour guide spoke predominantly in Spanish and it took her till after lunch to realise that there were very few Spanish speaking people on the tour and that the majority spoke English. We also found her unapproachable as when we asked her questions about some of the sites we were ignored as she was in a hurry to move on to the next site. If you did the full day tour you were introduced to a magnificent array of Toledo's historic sites and buildings. If you only did the half day tour I think you would have been disappointed in what you saw. We particularly enjoyed the Cathedral visit after lunch and the walk through the old city and across the Bridge of San Martin where we boarded the bus again for amazing views up the hill.

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Natalia M

3 | 2017-04-03

Didn't like bilingual tour. FYI: there are enough English speaking tourists and the tour can be done only in one language.

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Barbara

5 | 2016-10-03

Wonderful tour-- an eye opening experience as we got our first sight of Toledo. Wow! Thank you, Amelia for making certain that no one was lost and for your amazing language proficiency!

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Jacqueline T

5 | 2016-09-30

A long day but well worth choosing the full day option as there is so much to see. The guide had an excellent sense of humour and made the day fun. Toledo is a must see, quite fantastic.

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maureen r

1 | 2016-08-10

This was a terrible tour guide. She failed to introduce herself. She allowed the bus to leave the restaurant after lunch leaving behind three of the tour group. We returned for them and had to wait 30 minutes before everyone was accounted for. Her presentation was poor and included inaccurate information. What year was Isable and Ferdinand married? 1411 This city and tour had so much potential and it was wasted because of the unenthusiastic presenter.

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Louis H

5 | 2016-06-30

Magnificent city, will have to spend more time there next time.

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