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As in most cities of the time, Palma had a Jewish quarter known as the Jewish quarter of Palma de Mallorca. These ghettos were fenced off and could only be accessed through gates that protected the interior.
Today, in Palma, there are elements that remind us of Palma's Jewish past. Would you like to see these elements and others that have disappeared in order to understand the Jewish quarter of Palma de Mallorca?
The Jewish quarters were protected by the king, since the Jews were considered his property. They did not pay taxes, but in exchange they had to render services to the king, such as serving him Greek wine, mending his clothes, borrowing money, etc.
The Jews were literate in at least two languages, Hebrew (because they read the Torah several times a day) and the local language (in this case Mallorcan).
Itinerary:
• Plaza España (Meeting point)
• Corner of Calle San Miguel and Calle Olmos
• C'an Ques
• San Miguel Church
• Casa March (Museum)
• Plaza Major
• Marques Palmer Square
• Plateria Street
• Santa Eulalia Church - Can Ribot Street
• San Francesc Square
• Sol Street
• Montesión Church (Cal Major Judios)
• Arab Baths
• Cal Formiguera (Conte del mal)
• Mirador Portal
• Dalt Murada
• Darsena Arch
• Gardens L'hort del Rey
• Borne
• Guide
• Coffee with milk or soft drink
• Insurance
• 2 hours
Book as soon as possible to guarantee availability, especially on long weekends and holidays.
We will send you an email with a voucher that you can print or take with you to the activity.
How to make a reservation?
To book the tour you just have to choose the desired date and fill out the form on this page. Confirmation is immediate.
No (not suitable for people with reduced mobility).
• Tour subject to availability
• Maximum 6 people
• Wear comfortable or sport clothes
• Hat or cap
• Camera
• Water
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