One of the finest examples of mudejar architecture in Toledo, this rectangular building has a beautiful moulded ceiling and its walls are covered with Hebrew inscriptions and the Castilian coat-of-arms. It now houses the Museo Sefardi. Built by Samuel Halevi it was entrusted to the religious order of Alcantara after the Jews were expelled.
Admission (synagogue and museum): EUR 2.40, students: EUR 1.20; over-65s & under-18s: free; Sa, Su, May 18 & 31, Oct 12, Dec 6: free. Closed: 1/1, 1/5, 24, 25 & 31/12.