The Jewish sector in Girona, regarded as one of the best conserved in Europe, nestles in the core of the city. Brimming with historical remnants from the Roman and Medieval periods, this community, often referred to as the ‘Call’, once housed around 1,000 people during the Middle Ages, making it a vital part of Spain’s Jewish heritage. As you wander through the charming, narrow alleys of this Jewish Quarter, birthplace of Medieval Kabbalistic philosopher Nahmanides, you’ll discover locations of the city’s 3 synagogues and insights into the rituals and norms of the Jewish populace. A visit to the Museum of Jewish History offers further understanding of their lifestyle. Your tour guide will navigate you through the maze-like passageways, narrating the history of the Jewish Expulsion in 1492, an event marking the end of a 600-year coexistence. Upon completing this tour, you’ll be enlightened on the impact and legacy of Girona’s Jewish community.

• Girona has a lot of steps and slopes so this activity is not recommended for people with mobility problems
• Wheelchair not accessible.