- Cordoba’s synagogue is the only preserved synagogue in the Andalusian area of Spain after the expulsion of the Jews in 1492. The Jewish quarter is the most...
- The only surviving “pre-expulsion” synagogue in Andalucia (and one of only three in all of Spain.) The “Sinagoga de Córdoba” has a special place in the history of...
- This synagogue and the Tránsito one in Toledo are two of the most representative examples of the medieval period.
- Cordoba's synagogue was built in 1350. It is the only synagogue in Andalusia to survive the expulsion and inquisition of the Jews in 1492 and one of only three...
- The Córdoba Synagogue served the Jewish community of Cordoba until 1492. The Mudejar styled structure dates back to 1315 and was built by Isaac Moheb.
- Cordoba Synagogue is definitely worth experiencing for travellers who want to gain an insight into extraordinary Spanish history or understand more about...
- One of the most fascinating aspects of the Cordoba Synagogue is its connection to the Jewish philosopher and physician Maimonides.
- The Synagogue of Cordoba was built in 1315, in Mudejar style, being unique in Andalusia and one of only 3 in Spain to be preserved since that time.
- Córdoba Synagogue is a historic edifice in the Jewish Quarter of Córdoba, Spain, built in 1315.