The Calle de Toledo is a historic street in central Madrid, Spain, running across the Centro and Arganzuela districts.

Straddling along the Centro and Arganzuela districts, it starts at the Plaza Mayor and ends at the Glorieta de las Pirámides.

[2] Following the 1790 fire in the Plaza Mayor, the buildings of the Portal de Cofreros were rebuilt with new materials following the anti-fire regulations dictated by Juan de Villanueva.

[4] The image of the northernmost end near the Plaza Mayor became a part of the Antifascist collective memory with the photograph of the ¡No pasarán!

[5] The landmarks located in the street include La Fuentecilla [es][6] (at the junction with the calle de Arganzuela) and the Instituto San Isidro.