Palacio de Fuensalida

About

The Palacio de Fuensalida is one of Toledo’s finest examples of late Gothic‑Mudéjar architecture, a palace that reflects the elegance and political importance of the city during the 15th century. Built for the powerful Silva family, it combines delicate brickwork, carved stone details, and a beautiful central courtyard that captures the harmony between Christian and Mudéjar artistic traditions. Over the centuries, the palace has played host to nobles, diplomats, and historic events, becoming a symbol of Toledo’s aristocratic past. Today it serves as the seat of the Presidency of Castilla‑La Mancha, preserving its original character while remaining an active part of regional public life. Walking through its arcaded patio and serene spaces offers a glimpse into the refinement of Toledo’s noble residences, making the Palacio de Fuensalida a compelling stop for those interested in the city’s architectural and political heritage.

Toledo Spain

Location

The Palacio de Fuensalida is located at Plaza del Conde, 2, 45002 Toledo, in the historic centre within the old Jewish Quarter. The 15th‑century Mudéjar palace now serves as the official residence and offices of the President of Castilla‑La Mancha and features a beautiful courtyard and ornate coffered ceilings open to visitors. Nearby you will find the Church of Santo Tomé, the Synagogue of Santa María la Blanca, the El Tránsito Synagogue and Sephardic Museum, as well as several cafés and shops within a short walk through the UNESCO‑listed streets.