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Visit to experience unparalleled fun for kids
It is the city gate of Toledo which is of Moorish origin. The building’s main part was built by Alonso de Covarrubias in 1559. The famous landmark on this gate is the Coat of Arms of emperor Charles V. You will get a different view from the inside and outside of the gate, both of which are worth viewing. A rounded arch with square towers and ceramic steeples adorns the interior body.
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A place for children with all kinds of interests
A Moorish architect named Musa ibn Ali built this mosque in 980. With a square base, this place is considered to be a vital example of Toledo’s Islamic Art. There are a total of 9 spaces which split up the 3 naves inside the building. Great architectural history and the vastness of the place are what attract tourists from all over the world. The mosque is open on all days of the week but ...
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A guaranteed fun space for the kids
This arch Bridge spans over the Tagus River and was built by the Romans after the city was founded. You can walk up to this peaceful bridge to get a wonderful view of the city and it’s a great place for evening walks. The climb from this place to the city is a little steep with many steps so it is advisable that elderly people and children do not take the walk.
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Amazing Toledo attraction for kids
Located in the province of Toledo, the San Roman Church or Iglesias de San Roman boasts of Mudejar architecture from the 13th century. It is set up on the former site of an ancient Roman building of Visigothic architecture. The Museum of the Councils and Visigothic Culture now functions on this site making this the headquarters. The San Roman Church is located in the second of the 12 hills, thu...
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Can keep your kids busy for days
It is the right place for quiet strolls with loved ones and you get to see a lot of greenery around here. The entire place speaks of rich architectural heritage and people interested in the same are sure to like it. You should be ready to do some walking so it is advisable to wear walking shoes. The length of your visit would be around 1 to 2 hours.
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Perfect for kids day out in Toledo
In the year 1597, El Greco created altarpieces and paintings here with the central piece being the most innovative of them all. It portrays 2 beautiful and original paintings which account for the place’s beauty. This chapel belongs to the family and has been preserved to be exactly the way it was when El Greco worked here to decorate the entire chapel. Some of the world’s best pain...
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Fun place to go for kids
This mini-train is a great option for those who don't have enough time to cover the city on foot. It takes you through the city and the route is designed in such a way that it covers major attractions even outside the city. The audio narration provides complete information about ancient Roman establishments on the streets. The train has designated stops where you can get out to click some phot...
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A cool place to see with kids
Arzobispado De Toledo is a beautiful monument with an impressive Cathedral setting. If you are in the vicinity, this is a must-visit place. The members of the cathedral are friendly and are always welcoming towards new members. The cathedral is well-kept and offers powerful sermons and worships. The services are helpful and your little ones can attend too. There are plenty of ministries to enga...
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A fantastic place for refreshing break for children
The name of the place means ‘The Wishing Well’. It is one of the rare examples of Islamic period hydraulic architecture. This ancient well dates back to the tenth century and is still well-preserved. The well was originally a part of an Islamic house. Around the thirteenth century, the neighboring house was joined making two houses the one. The vaults with a new access were created...
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One of the awesome things children enjoy the most
Restos Arqueologicos Sinagoga Del Sofer, or the Archaeological Remains of the Synagogue of Sofer is a hidden historical wonder in the popular tourist town of Toledo in Spain. A site of great significance for Jews as well as for history buffs, the Remains of the Synagogue of Sofer are now located at the site where the original synagogue of the twelfth century stood and are a must see if you happ...
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The best option for younger visitors
Spain has housed some of the exemplary buildings and attractions. One of them happens to be Toledo Escalator which is a beautiful piece of architecture and design. While you climb up, you will get to see beautiful views of the city. Toledo escalator very nicely mingles the older part of the city with the new zone. Once you take the Toledo escalator you will be able to see the impressive walled ...
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A place where kids enjoy and have fun
Paseo del Barco is a beautiful spot which is nestled down near the Tajo River. Boating is allowed in the river water and while enjoying here you may notice the magnificent style of architecture of the buildings of the city along with Virgen del valle shrine. You can take bread crumbs if you want to feed the ducks and fish which are there in the river water. The pier of Paseo del Barco is an int...
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28. Mirador Del Valle
A place perfect for families with kids
If you are visiting Toledo, not going to Mirador Del Valle will be your biggest fault. It is this valley point from where you get the best view of the city. From the Valley viewpoint, the city looks splendid with river Tagus bordering the edge, the roofs of medieval houses, churches and not to forget the Alzacar standing out from the crowd. People usually prefer to go there in the morning or in...
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29. Hospital Tavera
A favorite place to take the kids in the city
Hospital de Tavera or San Juan Bautista Hospital, Hospital outside or Tavera Hospital is an important Renaissance style building of Toledo. Built between 1541 and 1603 by the order of Cardinal Tavera, the hospital was solely dedicated to San Juan Bautista. It also served as pantheon for patron saint Cardinal Tavera. Currently, the building is owned by the House of Medina. Inside, you get to see...
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30. Iglesia De Santo Tome
It's just one of those places to visit and hang out
It is a 14th century old church with Mudejar tower. Though the construction of the church started from 12th century but its work got completed by the early 14th century with the financial support of Lord Orgaz.
The upper two section of the church is made of brick and has windows with pointed horseshoe arches. Once you enter the church, you get to see a collection of some of the famous paintings...
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