Puerta del Sol

The gate of the sun (Puerta del Sol) is a city gate in Toledo, Spain, built in the late 14th century. The memorial above the arch depicts the sainthood of Il de Fonsos, the Visigoth Gothic patron saint of Toledo. The name of the gate comes from the sun and moon that were painted on both sides of the medallion. The gate is named because it faces east, where there is always a sun rising. The gate is no longer there, but the entrance is there.

It was built in the 13th century and has a typical Arabic style. It is tall, magnificent and upright. The reason why it is called the selv, there are two kinds of sayings: First, it is said that there are sun and moon patterns on the door; The second is called the astrological measurements of the age of Alfonso X, which is located at zero degrees of the meridian, from sunrise to sunset, and the sun always shines on the door.

This building is called the sel, about the history of the name, now different, this building was built in the 14th century, is a quite typical Arab-style building, not bad, one of the punch points.

This is an iconic city gate in the ancient city of Toledo. Although it is now relatively isolated here, it can also be seen that the bustling degree of this neighborhood at that time was relatively intact, and the carvings on it were beautiful.

It was a tall and magnificent Arab-style building, the whole building was built in the 14th century, and then there were a lot of carvings that were added to it for many centuries later, and it was not bad.