Toledo Pass

Bracelet for 7 monuments - from 12 €

With the Toledo Pass, you can explore Toledo's most fascinating monuments on your own: El Greco's masterpiece in Santo Tomé, the oldest synagogue in Europe, a Moorish mosque and four other sites - all in a single wristband ticket.

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Digital ticket

7 monuments included

Valid for 7 days

The Toledo Pass is the official wristband ticket for 7 monuments in the City of Three Cultures. It includes entry to some of Toledo's most important sights - including El Greco's most famous work.

Free entry to the Iglesia de Santo Tomé with El Greco's „El Entierro del Señor de Orgaz“
Free entry to the Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca
Free entry to the Monasterio San Juan de los Reyes
Free entry to the Mezquita Cristo de la Luz
Free entry to the Iglesia de los Jesuitas (San Ildefonso)
Free admission to the Real Colegio de Doncellas Nobles
Free entry to the Iglesia del Salvador
Valid for 7 days from activation
Wristband ticket - each monument can be visited once

This is how it works: Buy the Toledo Pass online from our partner Tiqets. You will receive a digital voucher by e-mail. Exchange this for your wristband at the entrance to one of the participating attractions. It is valid for seven days from the date of activation. Wear the wristband visibly on your wrist during each visit - each monument can be visited once.

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Toledo Pass: What is included?

With the Toledo Pass you can visit 7 of the most fascinating monuments in the City of Three Cultures. Each monument is included once - you decide the order.

Iglesia de Santo ToméThe church of Santo Tomé is home to El Greco's most important work: „El Entierro del Señor de Orgaz“ (The Burial of Count Orgaz) from 1586. The large-format painting is considered one of the most important masterpieces of Spanish painting and is the main destination for many visitors to Toledo.
Sinagoga Santa María la Blanca: Built in the 12th century, the synagogue is one of the oldest surviving synagogues in Europe. The building combines Moorish architecture with Jewish history and symbolizes the peaceful coexistence of the three cultures like no other building in Toledo.
Monasterio San Juan de los ReyesThe Franciscan monastery, built in the 15th century by the Catholic Monarchs Isabella and Ferdinand, is a masterpiece of Spanish Gothic architecture. The two-storey cloister and the exterior façade, on which the chains of liberated Christian prisoners still hang, are particularly impressive.
Mezquita Cristo de la LuzThe small mosque from 999 AD is one of the best-preserved Moorish buildings on the entire Iberian Peninsula. The vaulting of the interior with nine different domes demonstrates the high level of Islamic architecture in medieval Toledo.
Iglesia de los Jesuitas - San IldefonsoThe baroque Jesuit church towers over the old town of Toledo with its two striking towers. From the roof terrace level, it offers one of the best panoramic views over the rooftops of the city and the meandering Tagus - a viewpoint that is worth the visit alone.
Real Colegio de Doncellas NoblesThe former aristocratic boarding school is one of Toledo's lesser-known, but all the more authentic sights. The 16th century complex offers a rare insight into the educational and aristocratic culture of Habsburg Spain.
Iglesia del SalvadorThe Church del Salvador was built on the foundations of a Visigothic cathedral, which was later converted into a mosque. The preserved remains of all three building phases - Visigothic, Moorish and Christian - make it a unique testimony to Toledo's eventful history.

Not included: Toledo Cathedral (Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo) is not included in the Toledo Pass. A separate ticket is required to visit the cathedral.

Official website: Toledo Monumental

Advantages of the Toledo Pass

7 monuments in one ticketEl Greco, Moorish mosque, medieval synagogue, Franciscan monastery and more - the Toledo Pass combines the most important sights of the old town in a single bracelet.
Toledo at your own paceThe pass is valid for 7 days - you decide which monuments you want to visit, when and in what order.
Easy handling: Buy the voucher online, exchange it once on site for your wristband and show it every time you enter. That's it - no printing, no searching for individual tickets on site.
Water-repellent wristbandThe Pulsera Turística is water-repellent and robust - you can wear it for the entire 7 days without having to take it off.
Best introduction to the city of three culturesChristianity, Islam and Judaism have shaped Toledo for centuries. The 7 monuments of the pass reflect precisely this history - from the synagogue to the mosque and the Gothic monastery complex.

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About Toledo

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Toledo lies on a rocky plateau surrounded on three sides by the River Tagus - a natural fortress that has shaped the city since ancient times. From the viewing platform of the Parador, you have a view of a cityscape that has hardly changed in centuries: narrow streets, towering church towers and the mighty Alcázar at the highest point. The entire old town has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1986.

What makes Toledo unique, however, is its history as a city of three cultures. For centuries, Christians, Muslims and Jews lived here together and left behind a unique architectural heritage. Mosques were converted into churches, synagogues survived the Reconquista and Moorish ornamentation can still be found today in Christian cathedrals and monasteries. The painter El Greco, who made Toledo his adopted home, immortalized this city skyline in his works, which still hang where he once created them.

Toledo is located just 75 kilometers south of Madrid and can be easily reached by high-speed train in around 30 minutes - ideal for a day trip, but also suitable for a short overnight stay. The old town is compact and can be explored on foot, although there are some steep alleyways and cobbled streets. The best time to visit is spring (March to May) or early fall (September and October), as the temperatures are mild, the light is warm and the number of visitors is still manageable. In midsummer, Toledo can get very hot, with temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius.

Note: The famous Toledo Cathedral (Catedral Primada) is one of the most important Gothic churches in Spain - however, it is not included in the Toledo Pass. A separate ticket is required to visit the cathedral.

FAQ & Help

You can buy the Toledo Pass conveniently online from our partner Tiqets. You will receive your voucher immediately by e-mail - no need to print it out. You can exchange the voucher for your wristband at the entrance to one of the participating attractions.

The bracelet is valid for 7 days from the moment you exchange it for your voucher. Each of the 7 monuments can be visited once within this period.

No. The Toledo Pass is non-refundable after purchase. Please make sure that you can use the pass during your stay in Toledo before you buy it.

Yes, the wristband must be worn visibly and correctly on the wrist during each visit. If the wristband is removed, it loses its validity. It is water-repellent and can be worn permanently without any problems.

No. The Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo is not included in the Toledo Pass. You need a separate ticket to visit the cathedral, which you can purchase directly on site or online.

No. Each monument is included once in the Toledo Pass - one visit per attraction.

You should plan a whole day for a relaxed tour of all 7 sites. As the pass is valid for 7 days, you can also spread the visits over several days - handy if you are visiting Toledo on a short trip.