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We've compiled the best of the best in Toledo and the Port - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
A family firm established in 1855 and known for its traditionally made coral jewelry and artwork, Ascione has a showroom/gallery on the second floor of a shabby wing of the Galleria Umberto. Don't miss the 30-minute guided tour (€5, book ahead), which explains the company's rich history and takes in displays that include Egypt's King Farouk's elaborate wedding gift to his bride, Farida, as well as what many consider to be the most beautiful cameo in existence.
A good selection of affordable clothes can be found at Benetton, which continues to represent easy Italian chic to most of the world.
An institution in timepieces since 1900, Brinkmann made the clocks for the city's funicular stations.
For antique wonders or eclectic creations in gold, precious stones, and silver, make yourself at home on one of the velvet chairs inside Leonardo Gaito (operating since 1864) and get ready to be regaled with some fabulous Neapolitan-style jewels.
Trendy Zara, part of a Spanish chain known for its cheap-and-hip fashions, delivers the goods at a reasonable price.
