Seville Jewish Quarter: History & Hidden Corners – Private Walking Tour

Overview

Step into Seville’s Jewish Quarter and experience a journey through centuries of cultural coexistence, memory, and silence. This private walking tour guides you through a maze of narrow lanes, whitewashed walls, and hidden patios that once formed the heart of the Sephardic community.

Along the way, your expert guide shares overlooked stories of Jewish life before the 1492 expulsion—merchants, poets, philosophers, and families who lived between tolerance and tension. A thoughtful, unhurried exploration with time for questions and photos.

Highlights

• Discover Santa Cruz’s labyrinth of alleys and patios with a specialist local guide.
• Hear the Sephardic stories that shaped Seville’s identity—before and after 1492.
• See evocative corners like Calle Vida, Calle Agua, and hidden courtyards.
• A fully private experience, tailored to your pace and interests.

Itinerary (walking)

• Meeting point – Puerta de Jerez Fountain (by the metro exit).
• Santa Cruz alleys: old Jewish street plan and hidden patios.
• Calle Vida, Calle Agua, : names and meanings.
• Plaza de Santa Cruz: memory of the medieval cemetery.
• Final Q&A and photo tips.

Route may adapt to pace, shade, and city events.