Seville Jewish Legacy Walking Half day Tour

My neibourghood during 5 years so I really know how to stroll this area perfectly. What I love most about this experience is the idea of transporting ourselves to any of the white Andalusian villages because the construction of this imitated those landscapes painted with chalk. Let's travel in time to evoque how was the great jewish neighborhood of Seville, the second biggest population behind Toledo, its most important historical characters, the professions of those sephardi , the music and the festivities that were practiced, his tragic demise and the finger trips that still survives in the urban countryside of the capital of Andalucía. Did you know how many operas where inspired in this area of Santa Cruz? Don Giovanni is waiting for us. . . . . just dress confortable and let me guide you at this magical place.

We'll start from the agreed meeting location to stroll the juderia: Plaza de la Virgen de los Reyes (Short stop) *Seville and the Three Cultures *Royal Chapek and San Fernando Burial Mateos Gago- Fabiola ( Walk along) *Limits of the jewish area *Former Atambor Gate *Remains of the ancient walls Former Synagogues ( pass by) * Old site from former synagogue * Convent mudéjar Madre de Dios Palacio de los Mañara ( photo stop) * Professions * Sevillians banquers A Travel on time by the laberinth of the Judería ( appreciate from outside) * Former synagoga * Middle ages courtyards * Sefardi music Santa María La Blanca ( Entrance if it is opened) * Former Synagogue * Meat Gate * Altamira Palace The lost Judería (walk through the tiny streets) *Plaza de las Tres Cruces *Plaza de los Refinadores *Murallas de la Judería -Feel free to contact me if you would like to customize this tour! -Please