Centro de Interpretación Judería de Sevilla

Exterior - sign and carved stone column

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Dedicated to Seville's Jewish history, this small, poignant museum occupies an old Sephardic house in Santa Cruz , the one-time Jewish neighbourhood that never recovered from a brutal massacre in 1391. The massacre and other historical happenings are catalogued inside, along with a few surviving mementos including documents, costumes and books.

The museum also offers guided walks of Seville's Jewish sites for €22. Lasting two to 2½ hours, these require a minimum of two people and are available in Spanish, French or English. Call ahead if you're interested.

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