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Sightseeing in Toledo - what to see. Complete travel guide

Toledo 1.Going for a walk, it isn’t recommended to bring documents and other valuable things without the special need; it’s better to store them in a safe of a hotel room. Don’t forget to carry a certified copy of the passport, it will make it easy to resolve any issues and disputes.
2. Drivers should also take into account some important nuances. During the trip don’t take long arm passengers and assist other drivers. That is simply not accepted here, moreover, it is likely to become a victim of robbers and swindlers.
3. Shops and shopping centers open no later than 9:00 am and serve visitors to 7:00- 8:00 pm. In small shops afternoon lunch break is possible, whereas many large shopping complexes operate without a break. Sunday is a common day off.
4. Travelers who intend to have a shopping trip are recommended to clarify conditions of getting tax free checks. Experienced travelers recommend using global refund system to get cash in the airport.
5. The most common souvenirs among tourists remain blades and swords of local production. Shoppers have to pay attention to pottery too. It is of the highest quality and is renowned throughout the world. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
6. Quite a lot of attractive restaurants featuring affordable prices operate in Toledo. Budget travelers shouldn’t deny themselves the pleasure of visiting local dining places. It is customary to leave a tip of 10 % of the total order for good service in restaurants and cafes.
7. There is an excellent public transport system in Toledo. You can freely travel throughout the city and its surroundings by buses. You can specify timetables at the bus station or directly at the hotel.
Your active city break in Toledo. Attractions, recreation and entertainment - best places to spend your day and night here
Toledo would certainly please those who like to relax away from the bustle of big cities, walk through the picturesque parks and visit interesting shops. The city is famous for its … Open
8. To rent a car a standard set of documents is necessary, including a passport, an international driver's license and a credit card with the desired amount of deposit on the account. Car rent would be beneficial only to those travelers who are staying on holiday with a large company or expect to travel outside the city.
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What to visit being in Toledo - unique sights

Toledo

From the series “The Last City-Fortresses Survived to This Day”
Check on the map:   Distance from Toledo center - 1.5 km.
Some mosques were also saved from the ancient times. One of them is the Cristo de la Luz Mosque. It was built at the end of the 10th century. Nowadays the Mosque has lost the religious meaning but it is still an interesting place for tourists. Except for antient buildings and museums, Toledo has a great number of craft stalls where you can buy unique handmade souvenirs. Also, you can see a lot of outstanding staff from the imprinted leather, neckcloths and handmade ceramic items. In antiquary stalls you can buy the old weapon and wonderful works of art. … Read further

Toledo

From the series “The most interesting UNESCO sites in Spain”
Check on the map:   Distance from Toledo center - 4.5 km.
The old Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca is not distinguished by its rich exterior and interior decoration. However, it is a unique historical monument. This synagogue is the oldest in Europe. It was built in the 12th century. Unique antique sights are also preserved in the historic district of Toledo. You can see the preserved fragments of the ancient Roman amphitheater during the tour. You will also see an aqueduct. It was also built during the reign of the Roman Empire. You should also see the building of the old Mosque of Cristo de la Luz. It was built more than a thousand years ago. The most spectacular architectural monument in the Gothic style is the building of the monastery of San Juan de Los Reyes. … Read further

Tips for the cities around Toledo

Madrid
2. In order to rent a car, you will need to have a credit card, a passport and an international driving license. By the way, the age of a renter must be at least 21 years. 3. Car rentals located near railway stations are considered the most advantageous ones. ... Open »
Salamanca
2. Tourists avoiding crowded areas and tending to serene atmosphere for rest and relaxation should better visit the city of Salamanca in summer as the rest of the time the student city is filled with rather buzzing atmosphere. 3. The main part of remarkable landmarks ... Open »
Valladolid
2. You shouldn’t make a walk to remote areas of the city alone. The central part of the city is the only safe place for evening walks. There are many entertainment venues there, so you will easily find passers-by even late at night. 3. While walking on the ... Open »
Albacete
2. Although large restaurants and shopping malls accept credit cards, it is better to always have a small amount of cash with you. 3. Despite the fact that the city is considered quite calm, it's not necessary to take a lot of valuable things with you when going ... Open »
Merida
2. Merida is a popular tourist city, so many locals are pretty good at foreign languages. To show respect for the local culture, be sure to learn a couple of simple phrases in Spanish. 3. There are no large international airports in Merida. You can get here from ... Open »
Cordoba
2. Travelers, who expect a lot of walking around the city, have to stock up special sunscreen; it will certainly come in handy in summer and the beginning of autumn. You can burn even during a casual walk around the city. 3. Tipping is customary for any service ... Open »
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