Archivo Municipal de Toledo

The Archivo Municipal de Toledo is a building that preserves the city's historical documents and records. It holds thousands of materials including manuscripts, newspapers, letters, lithographs, and photographs that tell the story of the city's administrative past.

The collection holds documents dating back to 1136 and records the city's administrative development across centuries. The building itself was converted from a former church into an archive and cultural center in the late 20th century.

The building occupies the site of a former church and retains traces of this earlier purpose. Visitors see today a blend of older architectural features and contemporary design that reflects the space's conversion into a cultural venue.

The archive welcomes researchers and visitors who wish to examine documents and collections. Some materials may require advance permission or registration, so it is worth checking the conditions before your visit.

The exterior blends 17th-century Mudéjar style features with contemporary design elements. The brick belfry was designed by Francisco de Espinosa and demonstrates this intriguing mix of old and new in a single structure.