My husband and I went on a small tour of Toledo and the Windmills with Takewalks.com The walking portion of Toledo included the Jewish Quarter so it was not as if I had time to fully explore on my own. I do wish I had...More

The quarter remains as it was, in attitude. The sole purpose of the destroyed jewish community remains the desire to milk them of their wealth and identity. Even in absentia. Vending of tourist Judaica seems to be the sole reason for the survival of any...More

Viewing Toledo from a distance or just walking in the narrow streets, Toledo is just beautifuland a must see.

A lovely part of the old town of Toledo that used to be the area allocated to Jewish people. Sadly there's no more Jews in the area that's to the zeal of the Catholic Monarchs. Lots of the museums and churches of Toledo are in...More

The Jewish neighborhood in Toledo is a beautiful but very sad place. For one, there are no Jews that live in the Jewish neighborhood (maybe a handful, but not enough to constitute it as a "Jewish neighborhood"). All of the Jews that lived here were...More

This is not an overwhelming area, but important. It is not big, but the street markings show a part of our past we need to learn about and remember.

We went as part of a guided tour - small group - saw the old synagogue and visited the ceramic shop in an old Jewish house. Highly recommend.