Explore Hervá in Extremadura, Spain: a well-preserved Jewish quarter shaped by 15th‑century Sephardic life.

León, where the Jewish presence occupies a decisive chapter in the Spanish Sephardi history, one now reclaimed through archaeology and...

Archaeologists found something extraordinary in Lorca, Murcia, Spain: an intact prayer hall, never converted into a church, its bimá and...

In Spain, one hour from Madrid, Ávila hosts Moshe de León’s legacy and the Zohar as an example of its...

The Calahorra’s Jewish quarter: rare Torah fragments, and historic streets around Rasillo de San Francisco in La Rioja, Spain.

Discover Sagunto in Valencia, Spain: Medieval Jewish quarter, Spain’s first visitable Jewish cemetery, and a city shaping its cultural future.

In Barcelona’s El Call, medieval streets and enduring traces reveal Sephardic memory and the 1391 tragedy beyond the city’s familiar...

Explore Cáceres through “Sabores y Aromas de Sefarad,” a sensory journey of Sephardic history, gastronomy, and Jewish heritage in the...

In the geographic center of Ribeira Sacra (Galicia), Monforte de Lemos is both a medieval hilltown and a living archive...