Church of Santa María la Blanca

The Church of Santa María la Blanca in Toledo, Spain, is a historic building originally constructed as a synagogue in the late 12th century. It features a blend of Islamic-Moorish and Christian architectural styles, with elegant horseshoe arches and intricate stuccoes. After the Reconquista, it was converted into a church, reflecting Spain's complex religious history. Today, it is a popular monument that showcases medieval Spain's multicultural heritage, serving as a symbol of convivencia—coexistence—between Jewish, Muslim, and Christian communities.