In Tablarredonda Street, stands one of the most beautiful and characteristic palaces of the town of Toro. It’s the Nunciature’s house, a sixteenth-century Renaissance palace that retains almost its original appearance. It was built by Alonso Manso, a Jewish clergymen with an exquisite education, who became one of Prince Juan’s tutors, son of Ferdinand and Isabella and confidant of the king. For the evangelization of the New World, the Crown needed men of integrity like him, that’s why he was appointed bishop of...