- 999. – Historical Mosque, converted into a Hermitage Chapel of the Holy Cross. Mezquita de las Tornerias. Spain. Toledo. Middle of the 11th century.
- Marcais (1954) found a link between Bab Mardum, the mosque of Casa de las Tornerias (Toledo 12th century), and Abu Fatata Mosque (Tunisia)...
- Mezquita del Cristo de la Luz. The old Bisagra Gate. Mosque of las Tornerias. Want to learn about Toledo from a local guide? Book a Toledo Walking Tour here.
- ...and only the “new” mosque of Tornerías or del Solarejo (‘on the small plot of land’) was kept as the Friday mosque for Muslims until the end of the Middle Ages.
- Mosque of las Tornerias at Calle Tornerias, 27 It was built in the middle of the 11th century, built on a foundations of Roman architecture, located in the old...
- ...above all, your guide will explain the peculiarities and history of these streets until we reach the Plaza de la Magdalena and Mosque of Las Tornerías...
- In the same city of Toledo There is another mosque from the second half of the 11th century, and it has a similar structure: it is the Tornerías Mosque...
- There was other mosque located near de souk, the “Mosque of the Tornerias”. This Mosque has a special feature: it has a two floors.