Toledo is a historic city in central Spain, about 70 kilometers from Madrid. It was the capital of Spain until the 16th century. You can reach Toledo by train from Madrid in about 30 minutes. Buses and cars are also options. The city has many important tourist attractions. The Alcázar is a fortress with a military museum. The Toledo Cathedral is a large
Parador de Toledo sits on a hill outside the historic center of Toledo, Spain. From the hotel, you get views of the old city. You stay in a gay-friendly hotel with a restaurant, bar, outdoor pool, and free parking. The hotel also offers free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk. You can visit Toledo’s main attractions from Parador de Toledo. The Alcázar, Toledo Cathedral, and the Jewish Quarter are a short drive away. You can also explore the El Greco Museum and the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes. The Tagus River surrounds the city, and you can walk along its paths. Near the hotel, you will not find gay bars or clubs. However, Toledo’s city center has several LGBTQ+ friendly places. Madrid, which has a large gay scene, is an hour away by train. In Toledo, the main attraction is the historic city itself. The old town has narrow streets, medieval buildings, and historic bridges. The city mixes Christian, Jewish, and Muslim influences. You can also see the famous painting The Burial of the Count of Orgaz by El Greco. To get around Toledo, you can walk, take taxis, or use city buses. Many streets are steep, so comfortable shoes help. If you stay at Parador de Toledo, you can drive or take a taxi to the city center. A tourist bus also stops at the hotel. You can reach Toledo by train from Madrid in 30 minutes. Buses also connect the two cities. If you drive, you can park at the hotel and use public transport to explore the city.
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