Toledo Alcázar — Hilltop Fortress Board

Souvenir cutting board featuring the Alcázar of Toledo — the imposing square fortress that has dominated Toledo’s hilltop skyline for two millennia. Originally a 3rd-century Roman palace, it was rebuilt by the Visigoths, expanded by the Moors, and transformed into a royal residence by Charles V. Its four corner towers are visible from every direction around the city. The Alcázar endured one of the most famous sieges in Spanish history during the Civil War (1936). Today it houses the Army Museum. The ultimate symbol of Toledo’s indestructible spirit.