Andalusian roots

 
Jewish Heritage
 

Explore the rich history of Jewish Andalusian cities including Sevilla, Granada, and Córdoba. Immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry of these vibrant destinations, each boasting centuries of historical significance.


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Travel Nexus is an official RASGO Agency thanks to its knowledge and expertise in Jewish Heritage tours. Rasgo is the name granted to certain providers by the Network of Spanish Jewish Quarters who offer specialized travel services. 

 
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We will learn about the Sephardic Jews and their way of life. These are the Jews who used to live in the South of Spain, before the Inquisition.

Continue exploring the imposing UNESCO World Heritage Site of La Alhambra, which was built over the centuries in Mudéjar style. Its gardens, fortifications and sumptuous palaces have become a stunning landmark of the city.

 
 
 

Step back in Jewish history: Úbeda and Jaén

 

The city of Úbeda, an UNESCO World Heritage city, is a highly recommended stop in every itinerary. With its stunning Renaissance buildings, in contrast with the Jewish remains of a vast community, is a must in every itinerary. 

In the same way, the nearby city of Jaén, with its narrow and mystic streets, a rich medieval history, will surely surprise the participants.

 
 
 

Cultural Workshop

 
 
 
 

The Mosque/Cathedral of Córdoba

 

The famous Mosque, nowadays the Cathedral, is the foremost example of Islamic architecture in Spain of what was once the capital of the Caliphate of Al-Andalus. The Medieval Synagogue was built in 1315 in Mudéjar style.

 
 
 

Flamenco in Sevilla

 

The imposing Cathedral of Seville is one of the largest in the world. It was registered in 1987 by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The Alcázar of Seville is a Royal Palace, originally a Moorish fort. Explore the labyrinthic Santa Cruz neighbour, the former Jewish Quarter, and will evoke its former days of glory.

End the day with a taste of Andalusian gastronomy and a vibrant Flamenco show.

 
 
 
 
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Jewish Heritage

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Sephardi Museum

Medieval neighborhoods

Vibrant Flamenco

 
 

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