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Talk about the does and dont of toledo. Like be a part of the culture and try to speak the laguage is you can

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"15 Top Tourist Attractions in Toledo & Easy Day Trips | PlanetWare." PlanetWare.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 08 Mar. 2017

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Toledo is the heart and soul of Spain. This monumental ancient city is a captivating UNESCO World Heritage Site. Behind its daunting medieval walls, in a labyrinth of winding pedestrian streets, are some of most important historical landmarks in the country. Magnificent old stone buildings and quiet cobblestone streets whisper the legacy of the past. For centuries, Christians, Jews, and Muslims flourished in a "city of three cultures" and built a dazzling array of churches, convents, palaces, fortresses, synagogues, and mosques. For a magnificent and unforgettable view of Toledo and a sense of the city's setting and topography - hard to see when you are in its center - climb or take the hop-on-hop-off bus across the river to the Mirador del Valle.

Toledo is known for its traditional crafts, including damascene metalwork, antique-inspired swords, and handmade marzipan (sweet almond candies). However, the most famous art works of Toledo are the masterpieces by El Greco displayed throughout the city's churches and convents as well as at the El Greco Museum. Toledo is a popular day trip from Madrid, half an hour away by train, but it is well worth planning more time here to see all its treasures.

7 Iglesia de Santo Tomé

West of the cathedral bordering the Judería (old Jewish quarter), the 12th-century church of Santo Tomé is another monument that was originally a mosque. In the 14th century, the church was renovated by the Count of Orgaz in Gothic style with a Mudéjar tower. Several of the windows also reveal Mudéjar design with the characteristic horseshoe arch shape. The church possesses one of El Greco's most famous paintings, the Burial of the Count of Orgaz (created in 1586), which is displayed in a special room.

8 Museo El Greco

The famous master of Spanish painting, Doménikos Theotokópoulos was born in Crete (Greece's largest island) in 1541, and in 1577 came to Spain where he was simply called El Greco ("The Greek"). The Casa El Greco in the Jewish quarter near the synagogue of El Tránsito is the house where El Greco is known to have lived. Renovated in 1906, the building is decorated with furniture and sculptures that belonged to El Greco. In the building adjoining the Casa El Greco is the Museo El Greco. On the first floor are three rooms containing more than 20 works by El Greco, including famous paintings View of Toledo, Christ with the Apostles, the Crowning with Thorns and San Bernardino. The museum also displays paintings by other Spanish painters including Zurbarán and Miranda.

Where to Stay in Toledo for Sightseeing

Toledo's tourist attractions are inside its formidable medieval walls, so the most convenient hotels are those in this tight tangle of narrow stone streets. Although any location inside the walls is only a short walk from the main attractions, be aware that the route will probably involve a steep climb. Hotels outside the walls are less convenient, but an escalator climbs to the old city. Here are some highly-rated hotels in Toledo's best locations for sightseeing:

Luxury Hotels: In the old Jewish quarter, near the Sinagoga del Transito, Santo Tome, and El Greco Museum, Hotel San Juan de los Reyes, in an elegant brick building, has whirlpool baths and a good restaurant. Also in a historic building, Hacienda del Cardenal is built into the walls adjacent to the escalator into the old city. Eurostars Palacio Buenavista, which has a pool, is a bit out of town, but the free hourly shuttle is a welcome alternative to the 20-minute walk.

Mid-Range Hotels: Hotel Pintor El Greco Sercotel is adjacent to the El Greco museum and has larger rooms than many in the old town. Some of the spacious rooms at Hotel Alfonso VI, next to the Alcazar in the middle of town, have private balconies. Hesperia Toledo is 10-minute walk from the center of the old city, or you can take a bus to save the climb.

Budget Hotels: On a quiet street near the cathedral and El Greco museum, Hostal Santo Tome has large rooms with balconies and air conditioning. Also near the cathedral, Hotel Santa Isabel is in a 15th-century noble home, with spacious rooms and a rooftop terrace with a view. Rooms are small at Hotel Domus Plaza Zocodover, but the hotel is excellent value for its location near the Santa Cruz Museum.

Orgaz

An undiscovered town deep in the countryside, Orgaz is an off-the-beaten path tourist destination 33 kilometers from Toledo. Orgaz has all the monuments one would expect in a historic Spanish town including an elegant Plaza Mayor, a magnificent 18th-century cathedral, ancient town gates, a medieval castle built in the 14th century, and several little hermitage churches. Those willing to travel five kilometers further outside Orgaz to Arisgotas are rewarded with an interesting cultural attraction, the Museo de Arte Visigodo (Museum of Visigothic Art). This wonderful museum displays rare examples of archaeological finds from the seventh century.

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Toledo is the heart and soul of Spain. This monumental ancient city is a captivating UNESCO World Heritage Site. Behind its daunting medieval walls, in a labyrinth of winding pedestrian streets, are some of most important historical landmarks in the country. Magnificent old stone buildings and quiet cobblestone streets whisper the legacy of the past.

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"View of the Alcazar in Toledo, Spain at Dusk." 123RF Stock Photos. N.p., n.d. Web. 08 Mar. 2017

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View of the Alcazar in Toledo, Spain at dusk.

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History Stories-
Famous for steel and sword blades. Known as the city of three cultures. A place where jewish, arab, and muslim historically coexisted.

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Local Favorites-
San Juan de los reyes, Saint Mary’s Cathedral, El Greco Trail, and Santa Cruz Museum.

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Historic Landmarks-
Catedral de Toledo, Museo de Santa cruz, Alcázar, y Sinagoga de Tránsito

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Places-
Catedral de Toledo, Museo de Santa Cruz, y Alcázar.

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Must Try DIshes!-
Marzipan, Venison, Sheep's Milk Cheese, y Carcamusas

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Transportation-
The best and most efficient way is by train. Also you can do the tour buses that they have stationed around the town so you can just hop on and off the bus and look around.

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Currency-
Euros

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Weather-
July is the hottest month of the season, and January is the coldest month. April is known as the rainiest month. It is usually pretty chilly year around. Depending on the month determines what you should bring.

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Hotels-
HOSTAL EL CARDENAL, HOTEL PINTOR EL GRECO, PARADOR CONDE DE ORGAZ

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In Spain, there are many different cities. Toledo is the best one of all.