Puerta Del Sol in Toledo: photos, reviews

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Puerta Del Sol in Toledo is an enchanting historical site, inviting you to explore its rich past and stunning architecture. This 14th-century arched gateway, built by the Knights Hospitaller, showcases the exquisite Mudejar style. Its unique key-like shape once featured a sun and moon medallion, celebrating the ordination of Saint Ildephonsus. As one of the entry points to the old town, it offers a peaceful atmosphere and lovely views that are ideal for a leisurely stroll. Not packed with tourists, it's a perfect spot for families and individuals alike, with free entry and wheelchair accessibility adding to its charm. Experience a moment of tranquility and history as you walk through this remarkable structure.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Toledo - Alfonso Vi

Bus stop 248 m walk

Alfonso VI (Junto A Fuente)

Bus stop 254 m walk

Puerta de Bisagra

Bus stop 188 m walk

Real del Arrabal (Interior Bisagra)

Bus stop 179 m walk

Calle Carrera

Bus stop 313 m walk

Zocodover (Plaza)

Bus stop 316 m walk

4.6

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4.6/5 880 reviews

Emilie Steiner

Magnifique point à ne pas rater lorsque vous visitez la ville

Márcio Molina

Uma das 9 entradas da muralha de Ávila, muito próxima ao estacionamento

oriol giralt gili

Un lloc molt bonic.

Puerta Del Sol in Toledo

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