Staying in the Judería

The Judería is the most convenient area for a short stay: the Mezquita, the synagogue and the river are all within a few minutes’ walk.

Pros

You can walk to the main sights, and the lanes are atmospheric in the evening when the day visitors have left. There are many restaurants and tapas bars nearby.

Cons

It is the busiest part of the old town during the day, and the narrow lanes can be noisy. Vehicle access is restricted, so arriving with luggage by car is harder.

Who it suits

First-time visitors and short stays. See our neighborhood guide to the Judería.

Before you book

Check air conditioning, noise, and how you will reach the hotel with luggage. Read how to choose a hotel.

Keep exploring

When you stay in the Judería you are steps from restaurants we love: El Rincón de Carmen and La Chiquita de Quini. See restaurants near the Mezquita.

Keep exploring

Related guides

Narrow old town street at night with red-trimmed whitewashed buildings

Neighborhood

The neighborhood guide.

White building with wrought-iron balconies against a blue sky

Hub

Choosing an area.