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A short distance away from the Casa y Museo El Greco is the Mudéjar-style Sinagoga del Tránsito, built in 1366 by Samuel ha-Levi, treasurer to Pedro I of Castile. After the expulsion of the Jews in 1492 the synagogue was given to the knightly Order of Calatrava. In the aisleless interior are decorative friezes and Hebrew inscriptions in praize of Jahweh, Samuel ha-Levi and Pedro I, both above and below the magnificent windows with their cusped arches. The ceiling is also very fine.
Attractions within Sinagoga del Transito

Sephardic Museum

In the rooms adjoining the Sinagoga del Tránsito is the Sephardic Museum, devoted to the history and culture of the Jews in Spain, the Sephardim. A particularly notable item is the Sarcófago de
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Sinagoga del Tránsito / Sephardic Museum
Calle Samuel Levi
E-45002 Toledo
Spain
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Attractions Near Sinagoga del Transito, Toledo