Toledo

Toledo is amazing! Be ready for a lot of uphill walking - the city is so cool though that you won't mind. There is a tour that will take you over to the other side of the valley - which is worth the ticket price since it would be another crazy uphill climb. It also tells you the local legends which are neat and gives you a chance to take pictures.

It's better to go in autumn and spring. Good times to go Carnaval in February or the Corpus around the month of June

as beautiful as it is, be prepared to go uphill almost all the time (I have no idea how they constructed the city like this, I always though you should be albe to find streets both up and down).

Once the capital of Spain, Toledo has played a central role in the country’s political and religious history since Roman times. It has been a major European centre for learning and the arts for generations of Jews, Muslims and Christians alike. All of which makes wandering its narrow streets with a head full of summarised history a slightly overwhelming experience. A labyrinth of cobbled lanes – often no more than an arms width apart - twist and dip all over the old city, suddenly opening up to medieval cathedrals, synagogues, fortifications, art museums, or the stunning Alcazar. Like a lot of places in Spain, it is a town hard to appreciate in a single day. IMPORTANT...CATHEDRAL OPEN FOR LIMITED HOURS ...A MUST SEE WITH EL GRECO ART AND UNUSUAL DESIGN..DO NOT MISS.

Do the trip around the city and see the beatyfull sightseen!!!

toledo was awesome! it had a lot of up hill walking but there is castels and old stuff everywhere...plus its the home of don quixote! its deffinately a nice view... a place to breath!

Can´t remember the name of the bar, but it was there that we ate the MOST amazing breakfast: grilled ham and cheese with an egg on top. Heaven... believe it or not.

If you can only bring back one souvenir, let it be these amazing knights in shining armor that they sell. Mine is about a foot tall. Absolutely gorgeous.

Viaja abrigado a Toledo... siempre hace mucho mas frio que Madrid. Vistas del Alcazar y la Catedral impresionantes.

Some of the most beautiful handcrafted swords in the world are made in this part of Spain. Be prepared to pay a hefty price, and they are well worth it. This city also has many places of worship that reflect the religious history and architecture of the Christians, Jews and Muslims. I was there during the month of May and the weather was gorgeous every day.