Why is the ancient city of Toledo called the pinnacle of Spanish religious art?

Because since Toledo built the city, it has been playing an inestimable role in Spanish history. How important is it? It's a bit like Xi An in China. Like Xi 'an, it was once the capital of many ancient dynasties and the teaching base of many religions. Therefore, its historical, cultural and religious significance is beyond the reach of other cities.

And as early as 1986, Toledo has been listed as one of the world cultural protection heritages by the United Nations. At the same time, it is also known as the glory of Spain, the light of the city and the peak of religious art.

In particular, Toledo Cathedral here is still one of the largest Catholic churches in the world. It used to be a Muslim mosque, but it was later converted into a Catholic church. It is not only full of religious significance, but also the perfect integration of Gothic art and Baroque art in architecture. Therefore, the church itself is a great work of art. ..

As for its history, it can always be traced back to the ups and downs of ancient Rome. In that turbulent era, since King Castilla recovered Toledo, it has been listed as a national religious center. Subsequent dynasties changed, and it did not replace its extremely high religious status. Until now, it is still the residence of the Spanish cardinal.

If you visit Toledo Cathedral, don't miss the choir performance. This is recognized as the most spectacular and authentic Christian choir in the world. If you carefully observe the seats in the church, you can also see many detailed details, which are covered with many sculptures with religious significance, reflecting the collision between Renaissance art and Gothic style, and can be called the treasure of Spanish woodcarving art.