Catedral Primada: A Gothic Masterpiece

Toledo's Catedral Primada is a landmark of Gothic architecture and spiritual devotion. Originally established as a mosque, it was converted into a cathedral in 1085 and rebuilt from the 1220s onward.

This cathedral combines styles, notably Gothic and Mudéjar, and features a rich history intertwined with the Visigothic period. It boasts remarkable aspects such as rose windows, ribbed vaults, and a sacristy showcasing art by masters like El Greco and Velázquez.

Unforgettable Highlights

🖼️ Sacristía Art Collection: Houses invaluable paintings from the Spanish masters.

🏰 Capilla Mayor: Features an elaborate altarpiece with royal tombs.

🔔 Coro's Sculpture: Displays intricate carvings portraying Granada's conquest.

Access is generally free, making it suitable for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts. Experience this vital part of Spain’s ecclesiastical heritage.