• Toledo - Toletum was called by the Romans, the Imperial Capital of Spain.\nProbably the most impressive cathedral in the world, Synagogues and its romantic Jewish quarter.\nWe visited the Jewish quarter.\nSynagogue Santa Maria la Blanca.\nPrimate Cathedral\nSaint Martin’s Bridge\nValley viewpoint.\nDamascene workshop.\nCeramic workshop.\nToledo, city of three cultures, a city where Christians, Jews and Muslims lived in peace for centuries.\n\nWe follow in the footsteps of Don Quixote de la Mancha through this tour of La Mancha.\n- Los Molinos - The Manchego landscape dominated by those hills guarded by centenary mills, were crucial for agriculture and the survival of the region. These mills could be operational and can be visited, we will have the opportunity to visit inside.\nAfter the visit, you will have time to take some photos or take a walk around the mill.\n- Restaurante El Alfar de Consuegra - Lunch will be served in this typical La Mancha restaurant.\nOld pottery converted into a restaurant.\nManchego authentic food\nMenu example:\nManchego cheese, Manchego crumbs, ratatouille, pork tenderloin with saffron, fried ledche, wine and water.\nfamily atmosphere\n- Bodegas Jesus Diaz e Hijos - Family winery of traditional elaboration.\nWe will visit its facilities and taste the wines.

• Entrance to the cathedral of Toledo
• Bottled water
• Guided tour in the city of Toledo
• Guided tour and wine tasting in the cellar
• Entrance to the synagogue of the city
• View to shops of typical artisan products of Toledo
• Lunch

• Gratuities

THE ONLY TOUR WITH TICKETS TO MONUMENTS, WINERY, AND LUNCH INCLUDED. Raúl’s tours showcase his deep passion for wine, making you feel like a winemaker yourself. He provides exclusive and private experiences, introducing you to winemakers personally. We’ll explore the hidden gems of Toledo, including its narrow Jewish Quarter streets, commercial areas, and craft shops, with time for shopping. We’ll also visit the renowned Primate Cathedral, the Vatican’s seat in Spain. A visit to the iconic La Mancha mills is a must, where your guide will explain their fascinating engineering. Lunch will be at a traditional Manchego restaurant, featuring a tasting of La Mancha’s signature dishes, including the famous Manchego cheese D.O.P. and saffron. We’ll also tour a traditional winery, where wines are crafted in the artisanal manner that has been practiced in La Mancha for centuries.

• It is not accessible for people with mobility problems.
• In case of food restrictions it is essential to notify when making the reservation.
• Shoe like and closed.
• It is cold in the wineries, so bring warm clothing.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.