Toledo Bullring
The square
The Toledo Bullring, inaugurated in 1866, is a symbol of the cultural and bullfighting heritage of Castilla-La Mancha. Designed with a characteristic Neo-Mudejar structure, it has witnessed countless memorable bullfights and historic events over more than a century and a half.
With a capacity for approximately 8,530 spectators, it has been a meeting point for great bullfighting figures and fans who have thrilled to the passion of bullfighting.
Since its construction, it has undergone various renovations to improve its infrastructure and adapt to the needs of the public. Its ring has witnessed the artistry of legendary bullfighters and has served as the setting for other cultural and festive events that have enriched the social life of the city of Toledo.
Corpus Christi Bullfight
One of the most important events held in the Toledo Bullring is the traditional Corpus Christi bullfight, one of the most anticipated bullfighting events of the year. Coinciding with the Corpus Christi festival, this bullfight brings together the world’s leading bullfighting figures and attracts numerous fans from all over Spain. It is a highly significant event, both for its religious and festive component and for its impact on the city, as it forms part of one of Toledo’s most emblematic celebrations.
Innovation and Tradition in the Square
In recent years, the company Eventos Mare Nostrum has been responsible for managing events at the Toledo Bullring, bringing innovation and professionalism to the organization of bullfighting shows and other large-scale events. Under its leadership, the bullring has hosted top-tier lineups, bringing together the best bullfighters of today and offering fans an unparalleled experience.
A tremendous amount of work has been done to modernize and promote the bullring, promoting initiatives to attract new generations and keep the bullfighting spirit alive in Toledo. Thanks to their management, the bullring remains a benchmark on the national bullfighting circuit.
With its imposing architecture and rich history, the Toledo Bullring remains a living symbol of bullfighting tradition and passion, a space where art and emotion come together at every event held in its arena.
