• Posada De La Hermandad - The group explored some intriguing dungeons.
• Plaza Abdón de Paz - A private residence was accessed, showcasing a fascinating basement with an extensive collection of Toledo monument models crafted by a local wood artisan. Ideal for children!
• Pozo del Salvador - The descent into the Well of the Savior was made: a remarkable historical well preserved beneath the old town, highlighting Toledo’s hydraulic expertise and the significance of its subsoil to the city’s life.
• Baños árabes del Cenizal - A 12th-century Islamic structure that retains the original layout of the ancient Toledan Hammam. This is a crucial site for understanding daily life in Toledo and the social and cultural role of public baths in medieval times, as well as their connection with the Three Cultures.
• Las Termas Romanas de la Plaza de Amador de los Rios - A private visit was made - the guide unlocked the entrance - to a section of the imperial Roman baths of Toledo (not the public areas that are commonly visited), a splendid underground with a rich history.

Important notice: Starting July 1, 2025, the Thermae will not be visited; instead, access will be granted to another private section of the same Roman baths, equally unusual and intriguing. More updates on this route will be provided soon!

• Casco Historico de Toledo - The remainder of the time was spent strolling through various corners outside the old town of Toledo, en route to the underground sites visited.

• Official guide service available in Spanish

• Public toilet not available
• Bottled water

Please note: As of 9/12/25, the tour will no longer include the basements of San Ginés and the Jewish Quarter. Instead, visitors will explore the remarkable Well of the Savior and the Arab baths of the Ash.

This is the only guided tour of Toledo that takes you exclusively to several private underground locations, including parts of the imperial Roman baths, available in the morning, afternoon, and evening.

Experience the rich history of the City of Three Cultures by visiting the underground sites where people have lived from Roman times to the present day.

The tour includes visits to the underground Roman baths, the dungeons of the Posada de la Hermandad, the basement of a private house featuring a collection of wooden models of Toledo monuments, and two additional underground sites. In total, the tour covers five underground locations.

The tour also includes walking through various streets and corners of the city, so it is not entirely underground.

Please note: The tour is conducted in Spanish only. Baby strollers are not permitted.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.