Experts' Choice Award Synagogue Of Saint Mary The White
What the experts agree on
Toledo's oldest surviving synagogue blends stunning Mudéjar architecture with layered history—horseshoe arches and ornate capitals still impress, though it's more modest than the grander Tránsito nearby.
“Founded in 1203, Toledo's second synagogue is nearly two centuries older than the more elaborate Tránsito.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "The lesser of Toledo's two Mudéjar synagogues has five naves divided by rows of horseshoe and multifoil arches...you can admire stucco work and gleaming ornate capitals (but not a whole lot more)." Full review
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"The main Jewish temple in Toledo at the end of the 12C, it was given in 1405 to the Knights of Calatrava, after having been transformed into a church." Full review
