⭐ Discover the Greater Synagogue of Barcelona, one of the oldest historical treasures of the Gothic Quarter, and step into a unique space with roots dating back to the Roman era.
Highlights
🏛️ Free visit to the Greater Synagogue of Barcelona, a restored historic building that was part of the old Call Mayor
📜 A journey through centuries of Jewish history in the city, from the Middle Ages to today
🔍 Learn about the origins and transformations of Barcelona's Jewish quarter and its cultural significance
General Info
📅 Date: choose your date & time directly in the selector
🕒 Schedule:
🔹 Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM
⛔ Saturday and Sunday: closed
📍 Location: Greater Synagogue of Barcelona, Carrer de Marlet, 5, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona
Description
The Greater Synagogue of Barcelona is one of the oldest buildings in Europe used as a Jewish place of worship. Located in the old Call Mayor, in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, its history dates back to the Roman era. After centuries of changes and neglect, it was rediscovered thanks to the work of medievalist Jaume Riera and Sans in 1987. Today, restored with respect for its past, it opens its doors as a cultural space and living memory of the Jewish community in Barcelona. An essential visit for lovers of history and heritage.
Highlights
🏛️ Free visit to the Greater Synagogue of Barcelona, a restored historic building that was part of the old Call Mayor
📜 A journey through centuries of Jewish history in the city, from the Middle Ages to today
🔍 Learn about the origins and transformations of Barcelona's Jewish quarter and its cultural significance
General Info
📅 Date: choose your date & time directly in the selector
🕒 Schedule:
🔹 Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM
⛔ Saturday and Sunday: closed
📍 Location: Greater Synagogue of Barcelona, Carrer de Marlet, 5, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona
Description
The Greater Synagogue of Barcelona is one of the oldest buildings in Europe used as a Jewish place of worship. Located in the old Call Mayor, in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, its history dates back to the Roman era. After centuries of changes and neglect, it was rediscovered thanks to the work of medievalist Jaume Riera and Sans in 1987. Today, restored with respect for its past, it opens its doors as a cultural space and living memory of the Jewish community in Barcelona. An essential visit for lovers of history and heritage.
