Erected in 1180, this synagoga was originally known as Ibn Shushan Synagogue. It is said to be the oldest synagoga of Europe that is still standing without much damage. At present, the building is owned by the Catholic Church. The unique feature of the building is its design as the building was constructed under the Christian kingdom of Castile by Islamic architects for Jewish use. So, the architectural design has the influence of the three religions, i.e. Christianity, Islamic and Jewish. Till date, this synagoga is considered as the ‘symbol of the cooperation’ among three religions and its culture that existed specially in the Iberian Peninsula during the reign of Middle Ages.

• Seniors can get concession on the ticket price if they provide valid ID card.
• It’s a 12th century old synagogue.

• Nearby Bus Station – Estacion de Autobuses de Toledo. From there, hire a cab and within 5 minutes you can reach the Synagogue.

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• Teteria Dar Al-Chai
• La Fabrica de Harinas
• Meson Reyes Catolicos
• Cafe-Bar Farolito
• El Monasterio
• La Juderia
• Cafeteria La Sierra

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