Rua Nova da Judiaria
Former Jewish-quarter street remembered in Santarém’s Travessa da Judiaria.
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Former Jewish-quarter street remembered in Santarém’s Travessa da Judiaria.
Open PageStreet marker for Leiria’s d’Ortas Hebrew printing memory.
Open PageMedieval Jewish quarter of Leiria, documented from 1219 and linked to Hebrew printing.
Open PageRua da Judiaria preserves Medelim’s Jewish memory through local toponymy.
Open PageJewish culture centre with an Inquisition memorial and synagogue in Trancoso.
Open PageWall of names for 515 Trancoso prisoners of the Inquisition.
Open PageContemporary synagogue inside Trancoso’s Isaac Cardoso Jewish Culture Centre.
Open PageMuseum on the Portuguese Inquisition and New Christians in Casa do Morgado.
Open PageMuseum on Castelo de Vide’s Jewish and New Christian history.
Open PageSephardic memorial and documentation centre focused on ritual and family memory.
Open PageInterpretation centre on Sephardic memory, New Christians, and crypto-Judaism.
Open PageUniversity library site linked to the Bíblia de Abravanel and Hebrew collections.
Open PageChristian chapel in Coimbra’s former Judiaria Velha.
Open PageHistoric public fountain linked to Coimbra’s Judiaria Velha.
Open PageMedieval Jewish quarter with synagogue, streets, and New Christian traces.
Open PageMuseum interpreting Jewish Elvas in a probable former medieval synagogue.
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