A small 14th-century building in the heart of the Judería, this is one of only three medieval synagogues that survived the 1492 expulsion of Spain's Jews. The interior is a single square prayer hall with delicate Mudéjar plasterwork — Hebrew inscriptions, geometric patterns, and a women's gallery upstairs. After the expulsion it was used as a hospital, a hermitage, and a shoemakers' guild before being recognised as a national monument in 1885. Free for EU citizens, €0.30 for others; expect to spend ten or fifteen minutes.
Synagogue of Cordoba
One of only three medieval synagogues surviving in Spain
| Address | Calle de los Judíos 20 |
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