EXTREMADURA'S JEWISH QUARTERS / CULTURAL TOURISM
hervás
This is one of the most well-conserved and probably the most picturesque Jewish quarters. Wood from local chestnut trees, adobe, and stone all shape this area, with narrow streets where you can still see the arcades built to protect the trader families' merchandise.
Essentials - otoño mágico No ma er what time of year you visit Hervás it'll be great, but during the Otoño Mágico (Magical Autumn) celebrations in the Ambroz Valley it's Those who decide to visit Hervás will not forget it - it's like travelling into the past but with all the conveniences we have today.
even more beautiful (if that's possible). A huge array of local delicacies, tourist activities, and cultural events are all there to be enjoyed every weekend throughout November. www.visitambroz.com
THE JEWISH QUARTER FROM THE CASTLE LOOKOUT
The characteristic whitewashed buildings and humble character of the area contrast
cáceres
with the stately feel of the noble medieval houses, and add a distinct architectural identity to the Cáceres Old Town. What was once the synagogue is now the San Antonio Chapel.
Essentials - Medieval Market The Medieval Market takes place every November, and recreates the time when Muslims, Jews, and Christians lived alongside each other in harmony. It's an excellent reason to go and visit Cáceres.
Walking through the old Jewish Quarter or San Antonio Chapel you will discover one of the most peaceful spots in this historic city.
www.redjuderias.org SAN ANTONIO CHAPEL, OLD JEWISH QUARTER
38