HEBREW NAME FOR THE IBERIAN PENINSULA
The history of the Jews in the Iberian Peninsula, called Sefarad in the religious tradition of this people, left an indelible mark and their legacy lives on today.
What not to miss
- Tapas in the destinations savouring the culinary pleasures of Sephardic heritage.
- Stroll through the Jewish quarters and enter their secrets.
- Visit the cultural centers and museums of Jewish history.
- Get lost in the cobbled streets of Granada’s Realejo.
- Singing workshops in Ladino, the Sephardic language.
Favorite experiences
- Visit the Carmen de los Mártires in Granada.
- Night visit to the Jewish quarter of Cordoba.
- Get lost in the magnificent Santa Cruz neighborhood of Seville.
- The synagogue of Lucena, the pearl of the three cultures.
- Concerts and dances of Sefarad.
Sample itinerary
DAY 1 MALAGA
We start our journey in the Jewish quarter of Málaga.
DAY 2 GRANADA
We will visit the Realejo neighborhood, the Jewish quarter of the Nasrid capital.
DAY 3 CORDOBA-LUCENA
Eliossana, the pearl of Sepharad, “The city of poets that housed the most important Talmudic school of the Peninsula, ending in Cordoba, land of Maimonides.
DAY 4 SEVILLE
We will visit all the corners of the Jewish quarter of Seville, silent witness of history.
