• Plaza De Zocodover - This location will cover the acts of faith and public events that took place during the inquisitorial period, along with a brief historical overview.
• Posada De La Hermandad - This site will discuss the prisons and the methods used to detain and try prisoners during the inquisition.
• Catedral Primada - Learn about the organizational structure of Christianity and the workings of church power in the city.
• Jewish Quarter - This area will explore Jewish culture and how the inquisition targeted crimes of false conversion.
• Museo de la Tortura - While not entering the museum, this spot will focus on the torture methods used, particularly highlighting the well-known sambenitos from Toledo.
• Convento e iglesia de San Pedro Martir - This location will discuss the headquarters of the inquisition in Toledo and the progression of public events from indictment to trial and conviction.
• Iglesia de San Ildefonso Jesuitas - As the final seat of the inquisition in Spain, this site will address the ultimate collapse of this religious organization in the country.
• Iglesia de San Vicente - Also the last seat of the inquisition in Spain, this location will discuss the final dissolution of this religious organization in the nation.

• Accredited Official Guide

• Private transportation

Don’t miss another opportunity to explore Toledo, especially with “The complement to a perfect day in Toledo.”

The Inquisition and witchcraft in Toledo signify a somber chapter in the city’s history, characterized by persecution, fear, and superstition. Toledo was a significant religious and cultural hub during the Spanish Inquisition, which started in the 15th century and lasted until the 19th century.

Allow yourself to be swept away by the streets that once saw the processions of the condemned to the Plaza de Zocodover, and immerse yourself in the history of this renowned institution.

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