Climb the stairs to the top of the towers for a brilliant view of Toledo More

The lush white interior of the Iglesia de San Ildefonso is just gorgeous. I am used to Baroque churches being "noisy" - full of decoration that dazzles the eyes and can almost serve as a distraction. But this one has a feeling of serene grandeur. The view from the towers is known to be pretty incredible. My girlfriend and I... More

visited the Iglesia de los Jesuitas and the interior was beautiful. also climbed some steps to get a good view of toledo at a small charge - could see the alcazar, cathedral and lovely streets. toledo is a beautiful town, but be warned when travelling there. we were under the impression we could turn up at the station and purchase... More

We visited the “Iglesia de los Jesuitas” during our visit to Toledo. This church is not as big and monumental as the Cathedral but it has a special splendor. The entrance fee is 2.50 euros but during our visit we learned that they have what is called the “pulsera turistica” which cost 8 Euros. The Pulsera Turistica allows you to... More

This is the Jesuit Church of Toledo named after the patron saint of the city. What they won't tell you is that the towers were built higher the the Cathedral steeple; more Jesuit independence. A really great restaurant is just across the street, but don't remember its name. More

climb the towers here to get a great view of Toledo! the church itself is white and Italianate -- very restful after so much baroque Spain. they were even playing classical music! More

I'm not sure why this sight isn't mentioned in many tourist guides (new?), but I wouldn't miss Jesuitas if you're visiting Toledo. It is a small church near the Visigoths museum, with two towers and a walkway that you can visit (reminds me of Notre Dame). It cost less than 2 euro in Jan. 07, and the views of Toledo... More