Through the paths of Sefarad we will travel to the history of the Jews in Spain, we will visit, as if we were there, the places where they lived, the monuments dedicated to the outstanding people of the place and the vestiges that they still remain. In short, everything we are going to find when we visit the Sephardic cities.

We invite you to visit the cities where the Jewish people settled and lived in Spain.

In the first chapter we visit the city of Córdoba.

THE JUDERIA OF CORDOBA

It was inside the medina, which in the later Christian era was Collación or Barrio de San Miguel.

Its main artery or main street, passed from the north until ending at the PUERTA DEL OSARIO, which received this name as there were cemeteries along the way.

The Jews freely exercised commerce, being in charge of administering the revenues of the Public Treasury and exercising relevant positions in the court of the Umayyad sovereigns.

During the course of the 10th century, Córdoba was the capital of Muslim Spain and positioned itself as one of the greatest points of commerce and intellect in the world.

The splendor floods it when the Jewish, Muslim and Christian cultures coexist in harmony, peace that was truncated by the invasion of the Christians. After the reconquest of Fernando III in 1236, racial hatred increased until, in 1492, Isabel la Católica ordered the expulsion of the Jews.

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Participate with us in this Project, we have made the first pilot episode. We have in our notebook great purposes to achieve several seasons that take us to all the Sephardic cities, not only in Spain, but also in the rest of the world since Sephardic culture reaches everywhere.