Puerta de Bisagra

See the ancient city of Toledo, the gate of Pisagra cannot be missed. The gate of Pisagra, the main gate of the ancient city of Toledo, was built during the Moorish rule and was rebuilt in 1559 when King Carlos I of Spain ruled. The majestic gate consists of three parts: the north side - two huge cylindrical fortresses, with arched gates sandwiched between them and the emblem of Carlos I - the imperial double-headed emperor eagle engraved above the gate. South side - towering Gemini tower, inlaid with a porcelain painting on the interior wall, Cervantes's avatar writes the inscription for Toledo: The glory of Spain, the light of the Spanish city. In the middle - the courtyard surrounded by the gate and the tower, similar to the Chinese-style city of Yucheng, the ancient weapons court, and there is a statue of Carlos I in the neutrality of the court. Tips: Tour Toledo, most tourists enter the ancient city from the Pisa Gran Gate.

The Pisagra Gate is the most famous city gate in Toledo, Spain. It was of Moorish origin, but the main part was built by Alonso de Covarubias in 1559. The gates carry the medals of Emperor Charles V, which replaced the Old City Gate as the main entrance to the city.

The main gate of the ancient city of Toledo still retains the ancient appearance. Inside the gate, the ancient stone road is really a bit hard to walk. Walking at night, looking at the old gate, it really feels a bit medieval.

Never visited this attraction knowing we were leaving the city late in the afternoon. This is the most impressive entrance to the city. The Moors also made this the main gate and their design (this gate) can be seen on the back. Christians have built a new front desk with circular towers and spaces decorated with shields. It is as impressive today as it used to be. You will have to come in or out somehow to make sure one of them is there.

The location is very good to find, although it is a weekend, but 🅿️ parking spaces are quite a lot, very convenient