Hostal Santo Tomé is on Calle Santo Tomé, in Toledo’s old town and Jewish Quarter. This area is made up of historic streets and buildings from different periods; the Church of Santo Tomé is 40 m away and the Museo Taller del Moro is 50 m away. The El Greco Museum is 160 m away, and the Synagogue of El Tránsito is 200 m away. You can visit nearby museums and places of worship on foot.
Toledo Train Station is 1.7 km away and Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport is 76 km away. You can take a train from the station to Madrid; on arrival in Toledo, continue from the station to Calle Santo Tomé. If you’re travelling by car, private parking is available nearby in a garage for €19 per day, and reservation is required. Plaza de Zocodover and the Alcázar of Toledo are both 600 m away and provide landmarks for continuing your visit around the historic centre.
You can continue your cultural visit to the Archbishop’s Palace of Toledo, 260 m away, or Puerta de Bisagra, 650 m away. El Valle, 3.1 km away, offers a change of scenery outside the city-centre streets. Toledo also welcomes visitors during celebrations such as Holy Week and Corpus Christi, which are part of the local calendar. Plan your walk around the Jewish Quarter, the museums and the area around Zocodover, with stops at places of worship and historic buildings throughout the old town.
Church of Santo Tomé
— Historic place of worship known for housing a landmark work by El Greco.
40 m
Museo Taller del Moro
— Exhibition space in a historic building with Mudéjar architecture.
50 m
El Greco Museum
— Museum dedicated to the painter and the interpretation of his era.
160 m
Synagogue of El Tránsito
— Medieval monument housing the Sephardic Museum of Toledo.
200 m
Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca
— Former synagogue with a distinctive succession of white arches.
220 m
Plaza de Zocodover
— Main square in the old town and an urban meeting place.
600 m