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| Toledo | Juderia Posted: Wed April 5, 2006 08:10 PM UTC
I will be visiting Toledo, for the first time, at the end of June 2006.
As a Sefardi coming from Eretz-Israel, I'm going to explore the JUDERIA, and I'll be more than glad to meet local brothers/ systers !! lechaiym ! Avraham |
FruitLover 
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| Toledo | RE: Juderia Posted: Thu April 20, 2006 05:00 PM UTC
Ah, good choice. I love Toledo and I've been there many times, the juderia is one of my favourite places. The jew community not only lived in the Jewry, also around the cathedral, so I suggest you to take a night walk not only around the jewry, also around the Cathedral and the Alcazar, there is a lot of legends and stories to enjoy. At "Calle del Angel" (Rejov Angel) you can find "La Casa De Jacob", a judaica shop and a information point of the Jewish Toledo. Is managed by a spanish jew very nice.
I suggest tou also to visit the 2 sinagogues, especially "La sinagoga del Tránsito", at rejov Samuel Levi, very beautyful, there you can also visit the Sefardi Museum. For more info, visit: http://www.jewishtoledo.com/ http://www.redjuderias.org/ (a guide for the jewries of Spain) http://www.museosefardi.net/ Best wishes from Spain, I hope you'll enjoy.
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| Toledo | RE: Juderia Posted: Thu April 20, 2006 05:02 PM UTC
Ah, good choice. I love Toledo and I've been there many times, the juderia is one of my favourite places. The jew community not only lived in the Jewry, also around the cathedral, so I suggest you to take a night walk not only around the jewry, also around the Cathedral and the Alcazar, there is a lot of legends and stories to enjoy. At "Calle del Angel" (Rejov Angel) you can find "La Casa De Jacob", a judaica shop and a information point of the Jewish Toledo. Is managed by a spanish jew very nice.
I suggest tou also to visit the 2 sinagogues, especially "La sinagoga del Tránsito", at rejov Samuel Levi, very beautyful, there you can also visit the Sefardi Museum. For more info, visit: http://www.jewishtoledo.com/ http://www.redjuderias.org/ (a guide for the jewries of Spain) http://www.museosefardi.net/ Best wishes from Spain, I hope you'll enjoy.
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| Toledo | RE: RE: Juderia Posted: Fri June 2, 2006 12:55 PM UTC
Muchas gracias, Fernando.
I take your advices. Will be in Toledo on 15-17th June 2006 Cheers ! Avraham
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