- Granada Sephardic Route, we will make a historical, poetic and cultural immersion in the most important references of the Hebrew-Sephardic tradition.Bulunamadı: museum
- Since being expelled en masse in 1492, there are very few Sephardic Jews left living in Granada.
- Unfortunately no synagogue remains in Granada (as in they do in other Spanish cities) however in January 2014 a new Sephardic Museum was opened.
- The Jewish quarter of Granada is home to the Centre of Sephardic Memory. Set in a typical Realejo house, right behind the Casa de los Tiros museum.
- Granada has historic buildings all over the city. Once you have seen the Alhambra palace there is still Jewish and Christian history to disc.
- The Palace of the Forgotten (Palacio de los Olvidados), a new privately-run Sephardic Museum that opened recently, also offers an insight into the Jewish life of...
- The house in which the museum is located, belongs to one of the last four Sephardic families, nowadays still living in Granada.
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- I saw on Google that there is a Sephardic Museum in Granada, so we set off to find it.
- Sephardic Museum. Address: Sephardic Museum. C / Samuel Leví, s/n. 45002 Toledo (Spain).Bulunamadı: granada