La Juderia

To visit Cordoba and visit the old Jewish Street is a must-do task. The old town of Cordoba, a large area on the northwest side of the Grand Mosque, was a Jewish settlement in the Middle Ages. After the Jews were expelled from the present day, they still retain the old style, called the old Jewish Street. The narrow and elegant alleys, the small shops facing the street are in every step; the quiet courtyard, the surrounding houses are white walls and color frames; Flowers like the sea, tourists like weaving, overflowing with the rich Andalusian romance.

The old Jewish neighborhood of Cordoba is particularly quiet and beautiful. It is very comfortable to stroll here, all kinds of beautiful buildings, and the embellishment of flowers and green plants. The alleys of the moors are so beautiful!

Old Jewish neighbourhoods basically maintained the medieval style, narrow streets, white houses, residential buildings enclosed by courtyards, flowers on metal fences and windowsills, and flowers hanging on walls. Potted flowers with bright colors as decoration made people feel the prosperous years of that year.

Next to the Grand Mosque is the Jewish neighborhood, where is the famous Baihua Lane. The streets are narrow and the houses are dense. White is the main tone of the house, with light yellow, light blue, light red and other monochrome as a foil, very beautiful. Porcelain dishes are hung on the walls as decorations. If you have time, you can walk around at will, and you can inadvertently experience the Jewish customs.

Jewish streets are actually the center of the historic city of Cordoba, where our hotel is located, and it's easy to find when we arrive at night. In the daytime, tourists are bustling and knitting, while in the evening, they are very quiet and have a great contrast. It's hard to imagine the thriving commercial attractions here more than a thousand years ago.

In the afternoon, I went back to the hotel for a rest. It's over 6 o'clock. Let's go to the Jewish neighborhood. It should be a good time to go. The Jewish neighborhood is near the Grand Mosque, a large area, asked the hotel's main desk that the whole area next to it belongs to the old Jewish area, think about it should not be easy to walk around.