Madrid to Toledo Tours

• Explore Toledo’s main landmarks and discover life in the city that in the 16th century, during the reign of Charles V, was the capital of the Spanish Empire.
  
  
• Pass along the streets of the Jewish Quarter. Learn about how the Jewish community lived in the city in the Middle Ages, and how it became the most populous and prosperous areas of the Kingdom of Castile in the 12 century.
  
  
• Admire masterpieces of El Greco, the renowned mannerist painter and one of the most famous masters in Spain. His works can be found in the city’s numerous landmarks, as well as in the El Greco Museum.
  
  
• Enjoy the comfortable ride in an air-conditioned bus as part of your Toledo guided tour.

• The most convenient way to visit Toledo is to reserve your day tour to Toledo from Madrid. Enjoy the Toledo itinerary prepared by professional guides, gain access to some of the city’s top attractions and enjoy comfortable sightseeing in small groups.
  
  
• If you want to see more of the country, choose among many available combos. For example, book a day trip to Toledo from Madrid that also includes trips to Segovia and Avila. Save your time and explore the three cities in one day!
  
  
• For unique experiences, choose a tour that includes a visit to an Iberian pig farm followed by a typical Spanish countryside breakfast.
  
  
• To maximize your visit to Toledo, book a tour that includes entries to all the top landmarks the city has to offer.

As you’re discovering the history of one of the most beautiful and important cities in Spain, don’t forget to snap a photo from time to time. Here is the selection of unmissable spots for you to consider while on a Toledo guided tour:

• Enjoy the panoramic Mirador del Valle, from which you can observe the whole city. On your way to the viewpoint, take a photo of the spectacular Roman arch bridge Puente de Alcántara.
  
  
• Climb up to the Alcázar de Toledo. Located on the highest point of Toledo, the monument area gives you another picturesque view of the city. For a deeper immersion to Toledo’s history, seize the opportunity to explore the city’s main fortress that now serves as a military museum.
  
  
• Wander the streets in the evening or at night, when the heat cools down, the lights turn on, and the ancient city falls under a magic veil.

Got a winner? Choose your best snap from the most instagrammable spots on your day trip to Toledo, and Castile-La Mancha listed above, post it on your IG, and tag #dotravelgram to be featured.

• The busiest months in Toledo are May, June, and July. If you plan to visit the city within this timeframe, make reservations for your trip in advance.
  
  
• Are you visiting Toledo in the summer? Make sure you wear a hat and use sunscreen. In August, the hottest month of the season, the temperatures may reach as highas 36°C.
  
  
• The best time to visit Toledo Cathedral is during the Corpus Christi festival, one of the oldest in the city. Streets are covered with unique decorations, while the cathedral’s walls are adorned with Flemish tapestries.
  
  
• Beware of pickpockets, especially at train and bus stations and close to the city’s main attractions. Although Toledo is considered to be a safe destination, it is recommended to be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye on your valuable items.