Puerta de Cambron is located in Toledo and is one of the oldest city gates.

Spanish Central Plateau Adventure ~ Toledo (Region) This gate has had different names throughout history. For example, in the 15th century, it was called the Gate of the Jews due to its proximity to the Hebrew community. It was also known as the Gate of Saint Leocadia, the city's patron saint. From 1442, it began to be called Puerta del Cambrón, referring to the cambronera plant that grows in the surrounding area. This gate has two views, one facing the city's interior and the other facing the Tagus River, from which you can see stunning iconography of this place. You can take in the design of the royal shield and the image of Saint Leocadia in the center of the facade. This is a place worth visiting to enjoy the scenery and breathtaking views from the top of the hill. #SeptemberDestinations2025#Castilla-LaMancha#SpainTravel