TOLEDO TOURS

Get full-day access to Puy du Fou España and reserved seats for the Dream of Toledo night show with just one ticket. Getting started Arrive at Puy du Fou España’s main entrance, where staff will validate your ticket for park entry. Expect standard security checks before stepping into the themed world. Spend the day exploring before heading to your reserved seats for the Dream of Toledo night show in the evening. What to expect Puy du Fou España Step into 2,000 years of Spanish history at Puy du Fou España, a unique theme park that blends live shows, period villages, and traditional foods. Features: Period villages: Wander through historically recreated villages, interact with craftsmen at work, and savor authentic dishes from medieval kitchens. Live shows: Experience grand outdoor performances that bring legendary Spanish heroes and historical events to life with dramatic storytelling and special effects. Traditional crafts: Watch artisans practice ancient trades like blacksmithing, weaving, and pottery in lively, open-air workshops. The Dream of Toledo Night Show Witness the story of Spain unfold across centuries during the Dream of Toledo, a nighttime spectacle performed by over 200 actors. Features: Grand scale production: Enjoy breathtaking visuals, historical reenactments, and a massive open-air stage that brings Spain’s past vividly to life. Reserved seating: Relax in your guaranteed Classic or Preferred seat, ensuring excellent views of the show’s sweeping scenes and dazzling effects.

From epic battles and royal courts to artisan markets and rustic taverns, a visit to Puy du Fou España is a full-sensory journey through Spain’s past. What to expect Puy du Fou España brings Spanish history to life through grand open-air shows, live reenactments, and historical villages. With your full-day ticket, explore an entire world built around centuries of Spanish heritage. Features: Daytime shows: Witness award-winning live performances like Cetrería de Reyes, a royal falconry display with birds of prey in flight, and El Último Cantar, which follows the legendary exploits of El Cid. Each show blends choreography, music, and special effects across massive outdoor and indoor stages. Period villages: Step into themed villages such as La Puebla Real, where craftsmen work with traditional tools and local delicacies are served in market stalls. Children can try interactive experiences like swordplay workshops or animal encounters in farm-style settings. More culture: Beyond the shows, wander cobbled streets, sample dishes inspired by medieval recipes, or relax in shaded courtyards. With programming designed for all ages, the park offers both thrilling spectacles and quiet moments of cultural discovery.

Don't miss out on experiencing Puy du Fou España: "El Sueño de Toledo", one of the best and biggest shows in Spain performed on a massive 5-hectare stage. Experience 1,500 years worth of Spanish history in an exciting way: watch knights, lights and dancing horses with a pinch of drama, great special effects and amazing dance moves that come together in the perfect performance. From the kingdom of Recaredo to the battle of Navas de Tolosa, and from the discovery of America to the arrival of the railway, this dazzling depiction of Spain's iconic men and women will take you back a millennium and bring you back, all in one night!

Chugging past fortress walls and river bends, Toledo’s Red Route is a greatest-hits reel: the Alcázar’s fortress, Bisagra’s arched welcome, Mirador’s sunset glamour shots, and San Martín’s stone-arched swagger – all with Wi-Fi and audio guides, because this sightseeing is also a history lesson. Schedule First bus: 10:35am from Alcázar Last bus: 9pm from Alcázar Frequency: Approx every 30 mins Popular stops: Alcázar, Mirador del Valle, Puente de San Martín. Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Step into Toledo’s past with a guide who knows all the juicy details. This isn’t just a history lesson—it’s a front-row seat to centuries of drama, art, and architectural wonders. With fast-track entry and a bilingual guide to translate all those poetic Spanish inscriptions, you’re in for an effortless deep dive into Toledo’s treasures. Get started Arrive at the meeting point and meet your expert bilingual guide, who’ll set the stage for your time in Toledo Cathedral. A quick ticket check, a security scan, and you’re in! Ready for a dive into the historic cathedral? What to expect Toledo Cathedral One of Spain’s most magnificent Gothic cathedrals took nearly 300 years to complete. Once you are inside, your guide will unlock its hidden gems—stories of power, devotion, and conspiracies that transpired within these walls. Wander through the Sacristy, lined with masterpieces from El Greco and Goya. Stand in the Chapter House, where archbishops debated matters that shaped history and soak in the hushed grandeur of the Cloisters. Then make your way to the Royal Chapel, the final resting place of kings and queens. If time permits, your guide may also take you to St. Tomé Church, home to El Greco’s famous masterpiece The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, Santa María la Blanca, a former synagogue-turned-church, and San Juan Monastery, a stunning example of Isabelline Gothic architecture.

Step into centuries of history and artistry on this 1.5-hour tour of the Primate Cathedral of Toledo, once known as ‘Dives Toletana’. Conducted in both English and Spanish, this tour unveils the cathedral's architectural splendor and artistic treasures. The resplendence of devotion Admire the exceptional choir stalls and the majestic Main Chapel, adorned with a gold-leaf-covered altarpiece. The stained glass windows' filtered light will guide you to a Churrigueresque masterpiece: The Transparent, crafted by Narciso Tomé and his sons in the 18th century. This architectural wonder directs the sun’s rays through sculpted angels and clouds, all harmonized such that the transparent vessel carrying the Holy Sacrament is visible both by the devotee at the high altar and the congregation in the ambulatory. You have to see it to believe it! Step into the Chapel of the Treasure to be amazed by the Custody monstrance of Enrique de Arfe, a silver jeweled stepped tower which holds the sacramental bread and parades through Toledo during Corpus Christi. A gallery of enlightenment In the Sacristy, the Cathedral Museum awaits, housing masterworks spanning from the 16th to the 19th centuries. Pieces by the likes of El Greco, Goya, Velázquez, Titian, Van Dyck, and Caravaggio make the museum a haven for art enthusiasts. You can’t miss the iconic bell tower overlooking Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Its gigantic 18th-century bell weighs close to 20 tons, and is the biggest bell in Spain! The cathedral's naves and chapels, containing royal and cardinal burials, each tell a story linked to the city. Get ready to discover not just a place of worship but a sample of Toledo’s exquisite cultural fabric.