It is the only synagogue, belonging to the 14th century and was built under the recommendation of Pedro I. It now houses the Museo Sefardi. True to its era, the architectural design of the synagogue reflects a mixture of artwork of Gothic, Cordoba Islamic art style and Jewish. The interior portion is decorated with Mudejar elements and inscriptions, written in Arabic and Hebrew. A trip to the interior gives you a glimpse of the historical background of the Jewish culture and Sephardic culture.

However with the expulsion of Jews from Spain in 1492, the synagogue had been used to serve various purposes like a hermitage or military barracks.

• The payment for the ticket price need to be made exclusively in cash.
• The maximum limit for group visit is of 50 people accompanied by a responsible.
• Group visits must be arranged at least 15 days prior through online booking form.
• The confirmation of the booking for group visit must be presented at the box office while visiting the museum.
• Groups tours are accessible in every 15 minutes.
• No group bookings are allowed on weekends and on holidays.
• Maximum capacity of visitors that can accommodated within the museum is 250 people.
• Non-commercial photography without flash and tripod shooting is allowed.
• Consumption of food and beverage is not allowed inside the museum.
• Speaking over the mobile phone is not allowed unless it is an emergency call.
• Smoking is not  permitted within the premise.
• Pets are not allowed except for guided dogs for the visually challenged people.
• Visitors are asked to follow the signs of Watchers room.
• Groups should move quietly so that it doesn’t disturb other visitor’s tour.
• Use the museum belongings with care.
• Children under 12 should be accompanied with an adult.

• Reduced ticket price – 1.5€
• Annual Card Sephardic Museum of Toledo – € 25
• Feed Museums Toledo (valid for 3 days) – € 5
• Card annual joint state museums – € 36.06

• From the bus station : 5 (Zocodover), 12 (Jewish Quarter)
• From the railway station (Renfe): 5, 6.1, 6.2

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