What to see in Province Toledo

Toledo Cathedral dates from the XIII-th century and is considered to be the magnum opus of the Gothic style in Spain. It was begun in 1226 during the reign of Ferdinand III and the last gothic contributions were made in the XV-th century when, in 1493, the vaults of the central nave were finished,...

Castillo de Montalbán (Castillo de San Martín de Montalbán) is located north from the town of San Martin de Montalban, Toledo. It is located at the top of hill and there are wonderful views to the surrounding area from the site....

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Toledo's most emblematic and, in many ways, sinister building. It is a fortress dating from the time of Charles I, though there probably really was an alcázar, Arab fortified palace, before it. It has burnt down or otherwise been destroyed at least four times, the last during the Spanish Civil War, ...

Don Quixote fans are able to see the huge windmills of Consuegra (the "giants" against which Cervantes’ hero went into battle)...

In village of Esquivias tourists can visit the well-preserved 16th century house where Cervantes is believed to have written part of his masterpiece...

Dulcinea’s House is located in the village of Toboso. Dulcinea (female character from Servantes novel) was the object or Quixote’s platonic love....