Museums of the Councils

The Museum of the Councils of Toledo and the Visigod. It was inaugurated in 1969 And it is inside the church of San Román.

The museum contains several archaeological collections of the 6th century, VII of the VII, that show some of the historical-artistic vestiges of what was the old capital of the Visigothic kingdom of Toledo.

We can see Cimacios, capitals, relieves, epigraphic samples, Painting documents and goldsmiths. The trousseaus found in the Carpio de Tajo necropolis are also exhibited, as well as excellent reproductions of the votive crowns of the Guarrazar Treasury.

SCHEDULE:
– Tuesday to Saturday:
from 10:00 a 14:00 H and of 16:00 a 18:00 h.
– Sundays of 9:00 a 15:00 h.
– Closing days: Every Monday.
1, 6 and 23 from January,1 of May,
24, 25 and 31 from December.

RATES:
– General entrance: 2 €
– Reduced input: 1 €
Groups of 10 or more people with concerted visit. EU young or equivalent card holders.
– Free admission: Wednesday afternoon. Domingos. 18 and 31 of May. pensioners, unemployed, minors of 16 years and older 65, Teachers, Official Tourism Guides, journalists and researchers, people with 33% of disability and large families and members of the association of friends of the museum, ICOM, Anabad and Museum Associations.
Accreditation of all circumstances is necessary.

This is a building that replaces a Muslim mosque in the thirteenth century. It was built as a Mudejar Basilical Plant building of Tres Naves, With central apse.

The ships are separated by Califal horseshoe arches. They are based on pillars to which columns with reused capitals are attached (six of Visigoth origin).
The chapel is stall, The apse dome is the work of Alonso de Covarrubias and the altarpiece of Diego de Velasco.

The frescoes that cover the walls (s. XIII) They have accused Romanesque and Hispanic-Arab influences.

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