Although very small it was nice to see the only synagogue in our 3 centre holiday, even though there were many Jews until the 16th Century when they were all expelled from Spain. More

There a great work on the walls, the place is very small but in good conservation. Worth the visit that is free. More

One of the last three original Synagogues. Dates from 1300's. A moving place to visit in a charming area of Cordoba. More

The Sinagoga is just a small empty room, restored as much as possible. It's an intimate look of a time long ago. Quite moving. More

This was well preserved but extremely tiny. Even though we knew the general area, from our map, we needed to ask a couple of people before we found it. Entry was supposed to be 30 cents but no one asked for money. More

Located in the Judería (the old Jewish neighborhood), the sinagoga is small, but worth a visit. You can duck in quickly and head out to explore the rest of the Judería after (including the Zoco market which is located across the way). The walls are covered with carved Hebrew. It is fairly well lit and you can take some nice... More

It may take you a few minutes to find this landmark (stay on the Calle de Judios- if you've come to a break where there are taverns, you've gone too far), but it's worth the effort if you've also seen the Mosque and Cathedral in Cordoba, as the Jews were the third major religion present in Cordoba's heyday. The space... More

To understand the history of Cordoba, one should try and see this place, as well as the Mezquita and some other Christian churches. It will give you a warm feeling! More

We spent 2 nights in the town and the first day couldnt find the Sinagoga. The second day we found it after a long hot walk about and we really didnt think it was worth the effort. More