Cordoba's Jewish Quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984, reflects centuries of Jewish influence dating back to the 2nd century. Amidst Cordoba's role as a Moorish capital in the Middle Ages, it flourished as a centre of art and culture, fostering connections between East and West. By the 10th century, it attracted scholars, poets, and philosophers, including Jews, contributing to its reputation as a beacon of civilisation. Today, the Judería offers a glimpse into Cordoba's golden era, showcasing the prosperity and religious tolerance of its Jewish community. Explore this historic city on our 3-hour Jewish Córdoba Private Guided Tour, delving into its multicultural heritage. Optional visits to the Mosque, Cordoba Synagogue, and Casa de Sefarad provide deeper insight into Cordoba's rich history.