3 articles from the archive of Casa Sefardí.
Practical articles for anyone coming to Seville who wants to see the Jewish quarter with their own eyes: where to start, in what order to walk it, what remains today at each stop and how to choose between going on your own or with a guide. Everything comes from the same documents that support the rest of this site, and nothing promises what the street no longer keeps.
Walk the Jewish quarter with an official guide
Many Jewish heritage trips through Spain give Seville a single day. Why it is worth it and how to use it: the Jewish quarter in the morning, Triana and the Inquisition's castle in the afternoon, and the river the ships of 1492 sailed from.
All three walk the same streets. What changes is who walks with you, how you pay and how deep it goes: an honest, field-by-field comparison, including when a private tour is not for you.
From Plaza de San Francisco to Plaza de Santa Cruz: the six stops of Seville's Jewish quarter in walking order, with what each place was, what you see today and where to read more.
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