Toledo — Spain's former capital, perched on a rocky gorge above the Tagus River. Known as the 'City of Three Cultures' for its layered Christian, Muslim, and Jewish heritage, its UNESCO-listed old town is a maze of narrow medieval streets, sword workshops, and marzipan shops.

One of Spain's greatest Gothic cathedrals, with an opulent interior, El Greco paintings, and a soaring bell tower.

Imposing hilltop fortress dominating the city skyline, now home to Spain's army museum.

Elaborate Gothic-Mudejar monastery commissioned by the Catholic Monarchs, with a stunning two-story cloister.

One of Europe's oldest surviving synagogue buildings, showcasing horseshoe arches and Mudejar craftsmanship.

Medieval stone bridge spanning the Tagus gorge, with classic postcard views of the old city.

Museum dedicated to the Renaissance master who made Toledo his home, set in a recreated period house.