Museum of Santa Cruz

Santa Cross Museum (Santa Cruz Museum), Toledo Santa Cross Museum of Spain: charge, 5 euros in admission. It was originally an orphanage for orphans and abandoned babies, built in the 15th century.

Santa Cross Fu Museum. Toledo Santa Cross Museum: Built in 1514-1544, formerly Santa Cross Hospital, it is one of the earliest Renaissance works in Spain: its round roof and internal structure are borrowed from Gothic art. Its structure reflects the Mudhar style, and its porch is a model of the early days of ornate decorative art. Toledo has many churches. From the Visigothic church to the 18th century Baroque art architecture.

The Museum has beautiful doors and typical Spanish silversmith style decoration. The museum is divided into three parts: the first part is used to display the works of painters such as Greco, the second part is used to display the mosaic bricks and other archaeological relics of ancient Rome, and the third part is used to display decorative works of art.

The overall layout is very ins style, many corners can be taken, and the lighting in the store is also 8⃣️ wrong.

Museo de Santa Cruz is an important 16th century historic building in Toledo, Spain. It was originally built as a charity for the Mendoza hub to take care of the sick and orphans. In the nineteenth century it was converted into a museum. The Santa Cruz Museum is a silversmith style building with four courtyards, two floors of art exhibition hall and an archaeological exhibition hall underground.

In Toledo, Spain, the Museum of the Holy Cross is on the edge of Toledo Central Plaza (opposite McDonald's, across the street), crossing the arch, walking down the steps. You see the statue of Cervantes (author of Don Quixote). Next down is the Museum of the Holy Cross.