Atractions: Jewish quarter, main Jewish synagogue, Corpus Christi convent, Abraham Senneor, old Jewish quarter, Jewish cemetery

Located in the city center, on the south side of the medieval wall, is the Jewish quarter that reminds us of the past of the Aljama of Segovia. Inside, it preserves what was once the old main synagogue, today the Corpus Christi convent church. In addition, the Segovian Jewish quarter gathered four other synagogues. Strolling through its streets, one arrives at the house of the last rabbi who had the kingdom of Castile, Abraham Senneor, today the Jewish Quarter Didactic Center, where the visitor can delve into the history and culture of the Jewish people. The Old Jewish Quarter Street, the Plaza del Socorro or the  St. Andrés Gate still preserve the echoes and memory of the people who left Segovia in 1492 in order to preserve their religion.

Finally, along this emotional journey, you will be able to contemplate from the medieval wall, the magnificent views of the Clamores Valley, where the old Jewish cemetery is located.