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Discover Barcelona’s Jewish Heritage & Gaudí Masterpieces

Suitable for Family, Group, Senior

OVERVIEW

Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Barcelona Jewish History, exploring iconic landmarks like Plaza España, Montjuic, Las Ramblas, and Passeig de Gracia. Marvel at the architectural genius of Antoni Gaudí at Park Güell, a whimsical park filled with colorful mosaics and stunning views. Savor the flavors of Catalan cuisine at a local restaurant.

Discover the Tour in the Jewish Quarter Barcelona, including the Medieval Synagogue and the Casa Adret, a former Jewish home. Wander through the narrow, winding streets of the Gothic Quarter, steeped in history and culture. Connect with the local Jewish community through a special evening event.

Explore the charming medieval city of Girona, once a hub of Jewish culture and learning. Visit the well-preserved Jewish Quarter, including the fascinating Jewish Museum. Step into the past at Casa Cundaro, a former Jewish home. Discover the picturesque town of Besalú, home to one of Europe’s best-preserved Mikvaot.

This itinerary offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Barcelona Jewish Heritage tour, admire Gaudí’s architectural masterpieces, and experience the beauty of medieval Catalonia.

Highlights*

  • Explore the historic Jewish Quarter, including the Medieval Synagogue and the Casa Adret.
  • Marvel at the architectural genius of Antoni Gaudí, including the Sagrada Família and Park Güell.
  • Discover the charming medieval city of Girona, once a hub of Jewish culture and learning.
  • Delve into the rich Jewish history of Spain, including visits to historic synagogues and Jewish museums.
  • Savor the delicious flavors of Catalan cuisine, from tapas to hearty meals.
  • Enjoy the beautiful landscapes of Catalonia, including the picturesque countryside and the stunning coastline.

*Some experiences are subject to minimum group size

Day by Day Suggested Program

Day 1: Arrival in Barcelona
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Take a panoramic tour of the city, including: Plaza España and the mountain of Montjuic, site of the Olympic Ring, the main stadium of the 1992 Summer Olympics. Passeig Maritim with its Columbus monument, the world-famous Las Ramblas, Passeig de Gracia, Barcelona’s main avenue and its Modernist houses designed by Antoni Gaudí
Visit Park Guell for imposing panoramic views of Barcelona and a first approach to Gaudi’s contribution to the city ́s landscape heritage.
Return to the hotel and then enjoy a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 2: Jewish community in Barcelona
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Have breakfast at the hotel
Visit Gaudi’s unfinished Church of the Sagrada Familia, a monument to the human spirit.
Head for the Ramblas area of Barcelona.
Lunch on your own at the Boqueria Market, followed by a visit to the Medieval Synagogue discovered in the Call Quarter.
Go on a comprehensive walk through the Gothic Quarter. According to archaeological evidence, there was a sizable Jewish community in Catalonia as early as the beginning of the Common Era.
While in the Gothic Quarter, visit the Casa Adret, one of the oldest continuously inhabited houses in the Jewish Quarter of Barcelona (Call), nowadays home to “Mozaika” a Cultural Jewish Association promoting Jewish Heritage.
The evening is reserved for an event with the local Jewish community.

Day 3: Girona
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Breakfast at the hotel
Depart the hotel for Girona, one of the most important Jewish historical sites in Spain.
Tour medieval Girona which was famous for its Kabbalists. It was also the home of the great sage Nachmanides, who defended the Jewish faith in the 1263 Disputation of Barcelona. Visit the Jewish Quarter, which dates back to the 12th century.
Stop for a special visit at the city ́s fascinating Jewish Museum, the Centre Bonastruc ça Porta.
Enter Casa Cundaro in Girona and have a glimpse at a former Jewish home from the Medieval days.
Continue on to Besalu, a picturesque medieval town that features one of the best preserved Mikvaot (ritual baths) in all of Europe.
Return to Barcelona.

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