A route through the Jewish Quarter of Barcelona and its medieval history, with entry to the Main Synagogue included.
Travel back in time on this tour of the Jewish Quarter of Barcelona, a historic corner of the city full of medieval secrets and legends.
The route includes entry to the Main Synagogue of Barcelona, one of the few traces left of the city's old Jewish community.
You also walk the finest streets of the Call — Carrer de Marlet, Carrer de l'Arc de Sant Ramón del Call and Carrer de Sant Honorat — picking up the secrets of medieval life in Barcelona.
You will see Plaça de Sant Jaume, the heart of the city, and the Palau de Requesens, a Gothic palace that takes you straight back to the medieval period.
On this route you don't only look at monuments: you feel a neighbourhood that has witnessed centuries of history. It is a way into the Jewish legacy of Barcelona and into one of its most mysterious quarters.
Two departures a day, at 13:00 and at 16:00. The route lasts an hour and a half and starts at Carrer de Marlet 5.
One of the few traces left of the city's old Jewish community, and the entry is part of the tour.
One of the finest streets of the old Jewish quarter.
A narrow medieval street, and the secrets of daily life in the Call.
Another of the streets the route walks through.
An old street of the Call, on the way to the political heart of the city.
The square at the centre of Barcelona, and a stop on the route.
A palace that takes you straight back to the medieval period.
The tour starts at Carrer de Marlet 5, 08002 Barcelona, in the middle of the old Jewish quarter.
There are two departures a day, at 13:00 and at 16:00.
An hour and a half.
Yes. Entry to the Main Synagogue of Barcelona is part of the tour.
At Carrer de Marlet 5, 08002 Barcelona.
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