Judería de Córdoba

Judería de Córdoba

Introduction

Refers to the area around the mosque where Jews used to live. It is filled with winding, labyrinthine narrow alleys, homes with pink-and-white walls, windows adorned with vibrant flower pots, and courtyards visible through open doors — all showcasing the distinct Andalusian charm. At the northwest end of the alleyways lies the well-preserved Puerta de Almodóvar, the entrance to the Jewish quarter. A short walk south from there leads to the Synagogue facing Plaza de Socorro, one of only two surviving synagogues in Spain.

Buenos Aires, Argentina