Experience Barcelona with Jewish heritage Tours in Spain
Spain’s second largest city is Barcelona. It is also the
largest metropolitan area located on the Mediterranean Sea in Europe. Taking
Jewish heritage tours in Spain offers the chance to discover Jewish history and
influence in Barcelona.
Jewish heritage tours in Spain can begin with learning the country's Jewish History.
Jewish expulsion from Spain in 1492 left Barcelona with no Jewish presence for hundreds of years. At the start of the twentieth century Jews began to arrive from North Africa. Today there are thousands of Jews that call Barcelona home.
Synagogue Mayor
Visiting an ancient synagogue is an interesting experience for those involved
with Jewish Heritage Tours in Spain. Synagogue Mayor is a synagogue in
Barcelona constructed during medieval times. The structure’s first and ground
levels were built in the fourteenth century and the rest of it was added in the
eighteenth century.
El Call
A popular spot to visit during Jewish heritage tours in Spain is a place called
El Call. It is the Jewish Quarter in Barcelona. El Call is a labyrinth of small
streets and shops that date back to the 9th century. Centre d’Interpretacio del
call El Call is a 14th century house that’s a museum devoted to El Call’s
Barcelona history.
Menorah sculpture
The 'hand dressed' Aaron HaKodesh, a sculpture by artist Ferran Aguiló in
Barcelona contains a painted welcome inscription to people from all over the
world to celebrate Judaism.
Gaudi House Museum
People who take Jewish heritage tours in Spain might like to learn about Antoni
Gaudí. He was an architect known for his architectural expression. The Gaudi
House Museum is the former residence of Antoni Gaudi and preserves examples his
work.
Kosher Meals
Going on Jewish Heritage tours in Spain require kosher meals. Finding Kosher
food is a challenge in Barcelona, but there is a Kosher restaurant called
Delicias Kosher and a Kosher market called Isamar Kosher.
Tours
Jewish heritage tours in Spain can be experienced in Barcelona by a variety of
methods including walking tours and self-guided tours.
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