Discover the rich Jewish history of Girona, Spain, as you explore the well-preserved Jewish Quarter. Visit synagogues, learn about customs and traditions, and delve into the city’s Jewish heritage.
Discover the rich Jewish history of Girona, Spain, as you explore the well-preserved Jewish Quarter. Visit synagogues, learn about customs and traditions, and delve into the city’s Jewish heritage.
- Girona - Experience a guided tour of the Girona Jewish Quarter, renowned as one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval quarters. Enjoy a guided exploration of the Museum of Jewish History, which houses the city’s last synagogue before the 1492 expulsion.
- Museu D’historia Dels Jueus - Gain entry to the Museum of Jewish History in Girona with included tickets for a comprehensive visit.
- Girona - Experience a guided tour of the Girona Jewish Quarter, renowned as one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval quarters. Enjoy a guided exploration of the Museum of Jewish History, which houses the city’s last synagogue before the 1492 expulsion.
- Museu D’historia Dels Jueus - Gain entry to the Museum of Jewish History in Girona with included tickets for a comprehensive visit.

- Expert historical guide for Girona
- Entrance fees to the Girona Museum of Jewish History
- Guided tour of the Girona Museum of Jewish History
- Expert historical guide for Girona
- Entrance fees to the Girona Museum of Jewish History
- Guided tour of the Girona Museum of Jewish History
- Food and drinks
- Food and drinks
The Jewish neighborhood of Girona is among the best-preserved in Europe. Situated in the city’s heart, this district is rich with ancient remnants from its Roman and Medieval history. Commonly referred to as the “Call,” this area was home to 1,000 residents during the Middle Ages, marking it as one of the most significant Jewish communities in Spain’s…
The Jewish neighborhood of Girona is among the best-preserved in Europe. Situated in the city’s heart, this district is rich with ancient remnants from its Roman and Medieval history. Commonly referred to as the “Call,” this area was home to 1,000 residents during the Middle Ages, marking it as one of the most significant Jewish communities in Spain’s history. As visitors wander through the charming narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter, the birthplace of Nahmanides, the Medieval Kabbalistic philosopher, they will discover the locations of the city’s three synagogues and learn about the customs and traditions of the Jewish people. The Museum of Jewish History offers further insights into their way of life. A guide will then navigate through the maze-like streets, sharing the history of the Jewish Expulsion in 1492, which concluded 600 years of coexistence. After this tour, visitors will gain a deeper understanding of the Jewish community’s lasting impact on Girona.
- Girona has a lot of steps and slopes so this activity is not recommended for people with mobility problems
- Wheelchair not accessible.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.