The Caves of Hercules

The so-called Caves of Hercules are a palimpsest offering insight into the many different eras of Toledo's history. First built as part of the Roman water network, the site might have also been a temple, while it also became an early church under the Visigoths. Later, there is some evidence suggesting the mysterious site was used for Islamic religious ceremonies. Today's it's a rare window onto the past, cutting through 2,000 years of history.

Address: 
Callejón San Ginés 3,
Toledo,
Spain
Telephone
+34 925 25 30 80.
Opening times

Tues-Fri 1200-1400, 1600-1800, Sat 1800-2000.

Admission fees

No

Disabled access
Yes
Unesco
No
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