In Spain’s fourth-largest city, Seville, the Juderia (Jewish quarter) is a vibrant maze of brightly painted buildings, vest-pocket-sized parks, sidewalk cafes, flamenco-show venues and boutiques.

At twilight, I roamed a honey-colored labyrinth of brick houses in Segovia’s medieval Jewish quarter, walking a cobblestone path in the footsteps of my distant ancestor from 16 generations ...

The Spanish city of Seville is planning to commemorate its old Jewish quarter for the first time since its inhabitants were massacred and forcibly converted in the Middle Ages. The city has ...

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He explained that synagogues often appear when grounds are excavated during construction. Over several centuries, Sephardic Jewish communities in Spain left a striking medieval architectural legacy.

This is modern-day Spain on a Saturday morning. Locals from the Jewish Quarter Neighborhood Association dressed as 15th-century Sephardic Jews. Photo by Montse Lumeras ...

ALBAWABA - A recent study revealed that Italian explorer and navigator Christopher Columbus was allegedly a Sephardic Jew from Spain specifically after Spanish scientists revealed it through DNA ...

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“Even people from Segovia never learned about the Jewish quarter,” Rueda said. “Now people want to know their history.” Spain’s relationship with its Sephardic legacy has in many ways ...

In Spain, small towns are unearthing ancient synagogues to resurrect Jewish history — and attract tourists Ancient synagogues can be flashy tourist draws, especially for smaller towns that lack ...