Parking near the Alcázar of Toledo

Where to park to visit the Alcázar of Toledo?

Since most of the old town is pedestrianized, you'll find it nearly impossible to find parking in the center of Toledo. For this reason, it's a good idea to look for one in the surrounding neighborhoods.

We advise you the Saba Parking Toledo Train Stationsince it is located just a few minutes from the historic site.

What does Saba Parking offer?

The parking lot near the Alcázar of Toledo offers spaces for charging electric vehicles. The facilities are also open 24 hours a day.

There is also a sign at the entrance indicating available parking spaces. We recommend that you keep in mind that this parking lot has a height restriction of 2.10 meters.

Address and more information about the parking lot located next to the Alcázar

You can easily find the parking lot at the following address: Paseo de la Rosa, s/n 45006, Toledo. For more information, check our hours, prices, and rates on the map or in the Saba parking information sheets.

What can I visit in the Alcázar of Toledo and its surroundings?

The Alcázar of Toledo is a fortification that rises in the highest part of the city. It's located in the heart of the old town, with the Tagus River flowing just a few meters away. But apart from the Alcázar itself, there's much more to visit. You can leave your vehicle parked near the Alcázar of Toledo, outside the historic center, and take a leisurely stroll through its streets.

Tour the medieval center of Toledo

Walled Toledo preserves the charm of its picturesque medieval and baroque houses. In addition to visiting the Alcázar, visit the adjacent Army Museum. You'll be amazed by the exhibits and artifacts it houses, all related to the Spanish army: weapons, armor, paintings, and more.

Museums, art and military legacy

One last iconic place is the El Greco Museum, dedicated to the work of this artist. It also houses pieces by many other artists from the 16th and 17th centuries.

You should also visit Toledo's Gothic cathedral. Also in the old city are other religious buildings such as ancient synagogues, mosques, and monasteries. Toledo is known as the city of three cultures: Jewish, Arab, and Christian. Thus, you will constantly see references to all of them.