Uncover the hidden secrets of Toledo’s Renaissance and Baroque eras on a nocturnal journey. Explore the dark and quiet convent neighborhoods, learn about the Holy Inquisition’s secret jail, and delve into the city’s history of life and death. Don’t miss this captivating tour of Toledo at night!
- Iglesia de Las Santas Justa y Rufina - From the outside we will talk about the Mozarabic community and the Cofradía de la Cáridad, the oldest in Spain.
- Iglesia de San Ildefonso Jesuitas - You will discover the history of our patron, San Ildefonso, in addition to the incredible theft of one of his relics in the seventeenth century, it is an external visit.
- Plaza de San Roman - One of the highest points in the city, where you can find the front of the church of the Convent of San Pedro Mártir, the Casa de Mesa and the old Church of San Román, today the Visigoth Councils Museum.
- Museo Convento De Santo Domingo El Antiguo - The first place for which El Greco painted in Spain, two original Cretan originals are still preserved today, it is an external visit
- Convento de Santo Domingo el Real - You will see the outside of this charming little square, where history and legend are found
- Mirador del Azor - An enchanting view of the Toledo district, in addition to some of its gates and walls.
- Tourist visit
As the daylight fades, Toledo undergoes a transformation, settling into a serene calmness. The pathways, alleys, and squares of the city take on a mystical air, unveiling its true nature: a respite from the clatter of time. This is an excellent time to explore its less-known aspects and fall in love with our town. Do not miss out on experiencing this alternate Toledo: the night-time version.
The dimly lit and silent convent neighborhood becomes an appropriate backdrop to unearth the most astonishing secrets and stories.
Experience what the Imperial Toledo was like with its light and darkness. We will discuss the Holy Inquisition and its hidden prison, civic structures and hospitals, executions, plagues and ancient relics… basically, the life and death in the Toledo of Renaissance and Baroque periods. Needless to say, we also portray the city through the perspective of the 19th century romantics.
Unquestionably, this is the superior way to explore Toledo after dark.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
