Those of us who have carried out this compilation have not attempted to replace the experts in the -subject; as the proverb says: "Doctores tiene la lglesia" (there are plenty of people better equipped to do so). Our only wish has been to bring what has been left of this city's "Jewish" past closer to those whose curiosity has been aroused concerning the subject. To this end we have thought it best to take a walk through the city's history beforehand to enable ourselves to feel more "at home".
Brief notes, many questions, few, although very important, material remains. We want the Toledan citizen, the Jew, the scholar, all those who visit us, and have within their means the ability to answer so many unsolved questions, to make theirs the sentence from the poet Yehudá al-Harizi's book, Séfer Tahkemoni:
"A great joy invaded us when we reached it (the city); we camped there and we chose it as a halting place for the animals and a resting place for men".

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A través de un recorrido por los monumentos más significativos de las tres culturas que durante siglos convivieron en ella: cristiana, musulmana y judía, se sumerge a los niños en la historia de esta emblemática ciudad.