Carrer de las Taules Verdes, 43500 Tortosa
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Royal Archives of Aragón
Carrer Almogàvers, 77, 08018 Barcelona +34 934 85 42 85 http://www.culturaydeporte.gob.es/archivos-aca/portada.html
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Military Museum of Barcelona – Montjuic Park
Ctra. de Montjuïc, 66, 08038 Barcelona +34 932 56 44 45 https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/castelldemontjuic/en
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City Historical Museum of Barcelona
Plaça del Rei, s/n, 08002 Barcelona +34 932 56 21 00 https://www.barcelona.cat/museuhistoria/ca
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Bonastruc da Porta Center and Jewish Museum
Carrer de la Força, 8 17004 Girona +34 972 216 761 https://www.girona.cat/turisme/fra/museus_call.php
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Judizmendi public garden
Judimendi Hiribidea, s/n, 01003 Vitoria +34 945 16 16 16
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Archaeological Museum of León
Plaza de Santo Domingo, 8, 24002 León +34 987 23 64 05 Página principal – Portal de Turismo de la Junta de Castilla y León (turismocastillayleon.com)
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Santa María la Blanca Synagogue
Calle de los Reyes Católicos, 4, 45002 Toledo +34 925 22 72 57
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Tránsito Synagogue and Sephardic Museum
Calle de Samuel Levi, s/n, 45002 Toledo +34 925 22 36 65 http://www.culturaydeporte.gob.es/msefardi/museo.html
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Sephardic Center of Madrid
Calle Mayor, 69, 28013 Madrid +34 913 91 10 02 http://sefarad.revistas.csic.es/
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Synagogue Beth Yaakov of Madrid
Calle Balmes, 3, 28010 Madrid +34 915 91 31 31 cjmadrid.org
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British cemetery of Madrid
Calle Comandante Fontanes, 7, 28019 Madrid +34 917 14 64 22 The British Cemetery in Madrid – Fundación Cementerios Británicos en España (britishcemeteriesspain.org)
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Tourist office of Pernes Les Fontaines
Place Gabriel Moutte, 84210 Pernes Les Fontaines +33 (0) 4 90 61 31 04 https://www.perneslesfontaines.fr/informations-locales/a-decouvrir-le-nouveau-site-de-l-office-de-tourisme-de-pernes-les-fontaines
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Southern Italy
The communities of the southern peninsula were the wealthiest and best integrated in all of Italy during the Middle Ages. This was particularly true of Sicily, where more than 37000 Jews lived, including a large number in Palermo. This is as many as are living in all of Italy today. The world of the Jews living under the Spanish crown was swept away within a few years after the forced ...
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The Marches
The presence of Jews in The Marches dates from as early as the twelfth century. The community developed especially after the expulsion of Jews from Spain, Sicily, and the Kingdom of Naples. There are still remains of Jewish streets and synagogues in a number of small towns in this region bordering the Adriatic coast. This area of off the beaten tourist path and very picturesque. The Jews were ...
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Castelo de Vide
The Jews who lived within the walls of the little hilltop town of Castelo de Vide were engaged in the traditional activities of commerce, crafts, and sometimes medicine. The population grew after 1492 with the arrival of Jews from Spain. The former Judaria is fairly easy to identify around the (Praço de Comércio). Between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries the characteristic little ...
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Bayonne
On the day of tishah b’ab -the commemoration of the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem- the old synagogue resounds to these words in Spanish: “Hemos perdido Sion pero tambien hemos perdido. España tierra de consolacion” (We have lost Zion, but we have also lost Spain, land of consolation”). was built in 1837, but its Holy Ark, kept from the earlier place of ...
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