Toledo Cathedral is one of the most magnificent Gothic churches in Spain. It was built in the 13th century and combines Mudejar, Renaissance and Baroque styles. Its magnificent main altar is shining with golden light, and the exquisite stained glass windows cast mysterious light and shadow. The church contains precious paintings by masters such as El Greco, and the exquisitely carved choir is particularly stunning. The towering bell tower overlooks the ancient city, showing Toledo's long history and religious splendor, and is a treasure of Spanish cultural heritage.