Exhibition Hall 'Santa Fe'

About

The Exhibition Hall Santa Fe in Toledo is one of the city’s most striking cultural venues, housed in a historic building that blends Mudejar and Renaissance influences. Its spacious interior, marked by elegant arches and warm brickwork, provides a dramatic setting for temporary exhibitions that range from contemporary art to historical displays. The hall’s architecture enhances every event, creating a dialogue between Toledo’s layered past and the creativity of the present. As part of the city’s broader cultural circuit, Santa Fe has become a key space for major artistic projects, offering visitors an opportunity to experience high‑quality exhibitions in an environment rich with heritage. Its central location and distinctive character make it an essential stop for those seeking to explore Toledo’s vibrant artistic life beyond its traditional monuments.

Toledo Spain

Location

Exhibition Hall “Santa Fe” is located at Paseo del Miradero, 1, 45001 Toledo, at the top of the old town overlooking the Tagus River and the surrounding countryside. The hall occupies part of the historic Convent of Santa Fe, a former religious complex annexed to the Museo de Santa Cruz and now used for major temporary art exhibitions. Nearby you will find the Museo de Santa Cruz, the old city walls and viewpoints such as the Miradero del Emperador, as well as the El Greco Convention Center and several cafés and restaurants within a short walk through the UNESCO‑listed streets.