Juderia - Jewish Quarter

Downtown, Cordoba, Spain

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3 out of 5 stars by Tolik from Tampa, Florida
July 13, 2002

Quote: On the north side of the Camposanto lies the Juderia, the old Jewish quarter. On plaza de las Bulas you will find the Museo Taurino (bulfighting Museum). To the north of the museum is the Synagogue (1315), one of the oldest surviving synagogues in... Read the full Juderia - Jewish Quarter review

From journal Capturing Cordoba

Judería - the Jewish Quarter

4 out of 5 stars by Adelaide from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
November 11, 2000

Quote: Narrow winding streets invites us to the well preserved Jewish Quarter and its white houses. Jews helped the prosperity of this city, which housed Jewish academies that made of Cordoba a cultural and intellectual center. Here you can find also one... Read the full Juderia - Jewish Quarter review

From journal Cordoba, 1000 years after