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The Jesuits’ Octagon: a hidden and sacred corner in Toledo

  A hidden corner in the heart of Toledo In the right transept of the Jesuit church in Toledo lies one of the city’s most fascinating and little-known spaces: the Jesuits’Octagon. This reliquary chapel, often overlooked by visitors, offers an intimate and profound experience, blending history, faith, and art in a single place.   Cathedral-inspired […]

The Rector’s Hall of the Royal College of Noble Maidens: a space of history, light, and craftsmanship.

  The Rector’s Hall of the Royal College of Noble Maidens: a space of history, light, and craftsmanship. On the upper floor of the Royal College of Noble Maidens, an iconic 16th-century building in Toledo, lies one of its most special and lesser-known rooms: the Rector’s Hall. This hall stands out not only for its […]

How to Visit Toledo in One Day with the Tourist Bracelet: Recommended Itinerary

Toledo is a city full of history, art, and culture, and the best way to discover its most emblematic monuments is with the Toledo Tourist Bracelet. Many wonder what to visit in Toledo in one day, and thanks to the Toledo Tourist Bracelet, you will have a single entry that grants access to seven impressive […]

Royal College of Noble Maidens: The Four Allegories of the Tomb

The Allegories at the Corners of Cardinal Silíceo’s Tomb The tomb of Cardinal Juan Martínez Silíceo, located in the church of the Royal College of Noble Maidens, is a masterpiece by sculptor Ricardo Bellver, created in 1890 in the Neo-Plateresque style. This funerary monument stands out not only for its grandeur but also for the […]
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Royal College of Noble Maidens, the sepulchre of Cardinal Silíceo.

The sepulchre of Juan Martínez Silíceo, cardinal and founder of the Royal College of Noble Maidens, stands out for its neoplateresque style and rich symbolism.

Discover the Royal College of Noble Maidens in 360º

Immerse yourself in a virtual journey through the Royal College of Noble Maidens and enjoy a 360º view, allowing you to see the building’s details as if you were sightseeing in Toledo.
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