What to do in Castilla - La Mancha

A Gothic behemoth is one of Toledo’s most famous landmarks that has a flamboyant design and houses works by El Greco, Goya and Rubens, among others.

Standing proudly on a hill overlooking the town, this impressive 16th-century edifice once served as a palace and now hosts a fascinating military museum.

Duels, bullfights and an animal market once took place on this Toledo cornerstone, where you’ll today find busy restaurants and events.

You can learn about the history of Cuenca when you stop by Hanging Houses of Cuenca. While in the area, you can find time to visit its cathedral.

This 15th-century monastery is an elaborate and imposing structure, designed to display the power and might of Spain’s Catholic monarchs.

The unusually shaped natural rock formations of the so-called Enchanted City look as though they could have been carved by human hands.

Admire the Gothic-style façade, the modern stained-glass windows and the ecclesiastical treasures of the adjoining museum of the city’s landmark church.

Stroll across this majestic five-arch medieval bridge, which spans the Tagus River and provides fantastic views of the city of Toledo.

One of several surviving entrance points to the old walled city of Toledo, this imposing 16th-century gate has Moorish origins.