Callejon Infierno

Isn't Toledo a beautiful city? We know!!! In addition to being beautiful, it is full of history, cultures, and well-known people who have walked through these streets in other times and in other eras. But... Did you know that there is another Toledo? Toledo after sunset is another city. If when the sun goes down you already imagine Templars on horses, witches doing their "chores"... this tour is for you. FollowMe Toledo wants to show you the "other Toledo. You will learn from our guides legends, myths, mysteries and all the gossip around them. . Our night tour is designed for all those who want to know beyond the more "touristy" history of our beautiful Toledo. What are you waiting for to book?! Come now! What you will see on the tour: ZOCODOVER SQUARE We start in LA PLAZA par excellence of the city. Everything has happened here, autos de fe, executions... ALCAZAR Arriving at one of the highest areas of Toledo we will tell you what happened here in the Spanish Civil War... DRY SQUARE Going down a little we will reach the Templar Quarter of Toledo... Did you know that Solomon's table was once in this city? DEVIL STREET From the devil's street, to the alley of hell... Are you interested in knowing why these names? We tell you about it on the tour. PRIMARY CATHEDRAL Its construction finished in the 15th century, imagine all the people who have passed through here to pray, to get married, to loot the crypts. Well, that's what we'll talk to you about at this stop... NUNCIO VIEJO STREET We will pass through a "Street that belongs to Toledo." SAN PEDRO MÁRTIR CONVENT If I tell you that the first auto-da-fe that was made in Toledo came from the doors of this building... imagine what had to happen here. SAN ROMÁN If the city is beautiful from above, imagine below. ALFILERITOS STREET There is everything here, virgin for singles, appearances to the waiters... We return to Zocodover at the end of the tour.

Toledo was an important religious and cultural center during the time of the Spanish Inquisition, which began in the 15th century and continued until the 19th century. The Inquisition was an ecclesiastical court established by the Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, to pursue and eradicate heresy and other practices considered contrary to the Catholic faith. In Toledo, the Inquisition had strong control over the population and carried out public trials and executions in places such as the Plaza de Zocodover. Witchcraft, considered a form of heresy, was also persecuted by the Inquisition in Toledo. People accused of practicing witchcraft or sorcery were often arrested, interrogated, and tortured to obtain confessions. Sentences could include confiscation of property, public penance and, in extreme cases, execution at the stake. "The legends and folklore of Toledo are full of stories about witches and sorcerers who met in secret places," Although many of these stories may be exaggerated or fictitious, they reflect the climate of fear and superstition that prevailed in the city during the time. of the Inquisition. Today, historic sites such as Calle de la Espadería and religious buildings such as the Toledo Cathedral or the Alcázar serve as a reminder of this turbulent period in the city's history and offer visitors the opportunity to learn about the Inquisition and witchcraft in Toledo. -We will begin our route in the Plaza de Zocodover, where most of the autos de fe in this city were held. These public acts where the condemned abjured their sins and showed their repentance to reconcile with the Catholic Church. - Walking through the streets of Toledo we will pass by the Plaza Mayor and the Posada de la Hermandad. In these places we will talk about the prisons, punishments and torture methods used by the Holy Inquisition. - We will pass by San Pedro Mártir, from which the first auto-da-fé left in the 15th century with more than 700 people. In this place we will talk about the organization of the headquarters and the processes that are followed from the detection of the crime to the execution of the prisoner. - Near the old Church of San Vicente we will talk about the end of the Inquisition in Spain and some of the stories of the most famous prisoners of the Inquisition in this city. If you want to know what really happened with the Tribunal of the Holy Office of the Inquisition in Toledo, this is your tour!