There is almost nothing to see, just few old arches and bricks, It doesn't worth few €cents and they ask you 2.5€. When you ar in you realize you have been cheated More

Lots to see in a small space, the mosque and church combine perfectly. More

The Cristo de la Luz Mosque is located at Calle Cristo de la Luz and was built in 980 by the Moorish architect Musa ibn Ali, as shown by a Kufic inscription on the main facade. The building has a square base and represents the most important example of Islamic art in Toledo. Inside the building the three naves are... More

This is an exceptional historical gem. It is very small so if you are travelling in high season be aware that it might be very crowded. More

I guess the reason I find this odd little building so compelling is the mixture of cultural influences that goes into making it what it is. First, the site of a Visigothic church, then a mosque (ca. 999), then a Medieval Christian church (ca. 12th century). From the first time I set eyes on it, back in 2006, I wanted... More

This has been turned into a gallery and subsequently extremely comercial. There's nothing to see here and it's difficult to find. More

The mosque is very small but interesting restorations going on. I find the history of Mosques in Toledo wonderful and the buildings - beautiful no matter what stage of restoration. The garden is directly above the city gate with a knock your socks view the the country side beyond. Take a sandwich and enjoy the view More

This is a *very* small mosque (essentially 2 rooms) with limited information available. It is curently open but under repair. Unfortunately it appears the Mosque was vandalized at some point or over time as there is graffiti, carvings in the stone/plaster, and most of the wall art is gone. There are some remnants of original art work on the ceilings... More