• Plaza Patio de Banderas - A warm and historical introduction to the city and the Jewish Quarter. Guests will also discover the origins of the Alcazar as they make their way to the Jewish Quarter.
• Plaza de Dona Elvira - This area has undergone many historical transformations, and this stop will focus on the urban changes that help us understand the city in the 21st century.
• Calle Susona - Home to one of the most fascinating medieval tales of the former Jewish Quarter, the legend of Susona and the Street of Death.
• Jardines de Murillo - Highlights the significance of the fortified area surrounding the Jewish Quarter and the Alcazar.
• Calle Cano y Cueto - This location houses the old medieval Jewish cemetery, now preserved in a unique structure.
• Iglesia de Santa Maria la Blanca - A site used by the three Mediterranean cultures as a place of worship.
• Calle Verde - The homes in this area conceal one of the hidden secrets of the medieval Jewish Quarter, now preserved in a fascinating hotel.
• Plaza de Santa Cruz - The square that lends its name to the entire neighborhood, originating from the first church in the area, which has evolved over the centuries.
• Barrio Santa Cruz - Dinner time! Guests will head to a local tapas bar where they will enjoy a full meal consisting of three tapas and two drinks included.

The meal will feature three courses of traditional Andalusian cuisine, typically combining vegetables with meat and/or fish dishes (e.g., salmorejo, croquetas, oxtail, spinach with chickpeas, pisto, pork cheeks, aubergines, anchovies, calamari, gazpacho, mushrooms). Each session will offer a different menu, combining three typical dishes.

If you have any food allergies and/or intolerances, please inform us at the time of booking, and we will notify the restaurant accordingly.

• Dinner
• Guided tour in English by a licensed guide
• Extra drink for the last toast

This intimate Jewish Quarter tour with tapas (maximum 10 participants) is crafted for those seeking a more personal and genuine experience that blends history with local cuisine.

Start with a guided walk through the historic Jewish Quarter, where you’ll discover charming streets, hidden nooks, and picturesque squares while learning about the history, culture, and traditions that have shaped this distinctive area.

With a small group size, the tour is more relaxed and interactive, providing ample opportunity for questions and a deeper connection with the guide.

Following the walking tour, proceed to a carefully chosen local restaurant in the neighborhood, where you’ll savor a selection of 3 traditional tapas and Spanish wines in an authentic atmosphere.

The walking tour lasts about 1.5 hours, with the entire experience taking approximately 3 hours. This tour is conducted in English and requires at least 2 participants.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.