About Toledo Sephardic Museum
The Toledo Sephardic Museum (Museo Sefardi) is a museum dedicated to the history, culture and legacy of the city’s Jewish population.
From Roman times to the 15th century expulsion of the Jewish community, the Toledo Sephardic Museum covers a wide range of periods. The building in which the Toledo Sephardic Museum is located is itself a part of this heritage, having been built as a synagogue in the 14th century known as the Transito synagogue.
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