Jewish Barcelona Tours

Jewish Barcelona Tours Private tours to Jewish heritage sites in Barcelona and Girona. In collaboration with Chabad.

By Jewish English / Hebrew speaking guide (who is also a pro photographer) who will share the history of Sephardic Jews, and will take care of you.

Some stories of Barcelona’s medieval Jewish community don’t live on the surface… you have to go beneath it to find them....
05/04/2026

Some stories of Barcelona’s medieval Jewish community don’t live on the surface… you have to go beneath it to find them. Literally.
Hidden underground inside the History Museum lies this centuries-old Jewish tombstone, tucked within a labyrinth of ruins from an ancient Roman colony called Barcino.
My goal is to show you what is not on the surface.

“Brother and sister”. Created during a tour of Barcelona’s Jewish and Gothic Quarters, in the building where The Archive...
20/03/2026

“Brother and sister”. Created during a tour of Barcelona’s Jewish and Gothic Quarters, in the building where The Archive of the Crown of Aragon is located.

I am grateful for the opportunity to create photos during your tour, to help you keep a lasting memory.

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Jewish Heritage tours in Barcelona & Girona | Itinerary planning.

Do you find yourself sitting in front of a computer with 50 open tabs and spending days planning your trip to Barcelona?...
18/03/2026

Do you find yourself sitting in front of a computer with 50 open tabs and spending days planning your trip to Barcelona?

Due to a high volume of emails and calls from clients seeking assistance with itinerary planning, I created an itinerary-planning service to help you arrive prepared, relaxed, and confident.

As a Jewish guide living in Barcelona for 15 years, I help travelers experience Barcelona in a way that is culturally rich, logistically smooth, and aligned with their religious and personal values.

Barcelona is a city of a deep Jewish legacy that many visitors don’t fully discover on their own. With the right planning, your visit can be smooth and meaningful.

My goal is to help you experience Barcelona in a way that feels meaningful and thoughtfully planned, so that once you arrive, you can simply enjoy.

Whether you’re coming for a city break, a layover, a bat/bar mitzvah, a family vacation, or a Jewish tour of Barcelona, I can create a custom itinerary tailored specifically to your needs, pace, interests, and level of observance.

More details are here: https://jewishbarcelonatours.com/itinerary-planning/

Get in touch to start planning your trip to Barcelona.

The name of this site in Girona, “Arab baths”, is a bit confusing. It was built by Christians in 1194 (the first mention...
12/02/2026

The name of this site in Girona, “Arab baths”, is a bit confusing.
It was built by Christians in 1194 (the first mention of the bath dates back to 1194), inspired by Islamic and Roman bath styles.
In the ceiling of what used to be a changing room, there is a Magen David. What a surprise! It is believed that the building was used as a mikvah by Girona’s Jewish community during the Middle Ages, until the building was bought by a community of Capuchin nuns in 1618.

“May there be so much light in the darkness”.
21/12/2025

“May there be so much light in the darkness”.

“May there be so much light in the darkness.”© Photography by Jewish Barcelona Tours.Limited Edition of 18 prints.
21/12/2025

“May there be so much light in the darkness.”
© Photography by Jewish Barcelona Tours.
Limited Edition of 18 prints.

Let the Light prevail.
14/12/2025

Let the Light prevail.

If you want to step away from the crowded streets of Barcelona’s Old Town, visiting Montjuic Castle is a great option to...
16/10/2025

If you want to step away from the crowded streets of Barcelona’s Old Town, visiting Montjuic Castle is a great option to enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Barcelona and the sea.
Located on the same mountain Montjuic (it stands for the “Jewish Mountain”) where the Jewish cemetery was located in the Middle Ages, the Castle’s origins date back to 1640.
Initially, it was a military fortress protecting Barcelona from invaders.
During the Spanish Civil War, it was used as a prison for political prisoners.
Let me know if you need help with directions and the best ways to get there.

Shana Tova!Wishing you a peaceful and healthy New Year! The entrance doors of some houses in Barcelona have what looks l...
24/09/2025

Shana Tova!
Wishing you a peaceful and healthy New Year!
The entrance doors of some houses in Barcelona have what looks like a Magen David on them. Guessing why? You are welcome to join my tours to find out.

Shabbat Shalom from Girona. The city where Ramban was born. The city that used to be called “The mother of Israel” in th...
25/04/2025

Shabbat Shalom from Girona. The city where Ramban was born. The city that used to be called “The mother of Israel” in the Middle Ages. Get in touch if you want to see the colours of Girona. Have a lovely Shabbos!

Levi, thanks a million for such a wonderful review! I highly appreciate your kind words and trust! It was a pleasure mee...
17/12/2024

Levi, thanks a million for such a wonderful review! I highly appreciate your kind words and trust! It was a pleasure meeting you!

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Calle Sant Honorat, 9
Barcelona
08002

Horario de Apertura

Lunes 10:00 - 20:00
Martes 10:00 - 20:00
Miércoles 10:00 - 20:00
Jueves 10:00 - 20:00
Viernes 10:00 - 15:00
Domingo 10:00 - 15:00

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34635296600

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