Jewish Guide to Barcelona

Barcelona's medieval Call — one of the most important Jewish quarters in medieval Spain — sits in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, a reminder of the great community that thrived here until 1391 and the expulsion of 1492. The city's Jewish life was reborn in the modern era.

Today Barcelona has active communities, synagogues, and a growing range of kosher restaurants and shops.

Find kosher dining, synagogues, and Jewish heritage in Barcelona on Jewish Compass.

Kosher Certification Hechsher in Barcelona (3)

• Badatz Barcelona — Plaça de Ramon Berenguer el Gran, 2
• Rabbi Moshe Bendahan
• Rabbinate Chabad Lubavitch Barcelona

Synagogue in Barcelona (3)

• Chabad Barcelona — Calle Montnegre 14
• Comunidad Israelita de Barcelona — Carrer De L'Avenir 24
• Comunidad Judia Ortodoxa Bet David — Plaça de Ramon Berenguer el Gran, 2

Kosher Store in Barcelona (2)

• Ben Ben — Carrer d'Aribau, 257
• Kosher Babait — Carrer de l'Avenir, 22

Shabbat Meal in Barcelona (2)

• Chabad Lubavitch Barcelona — Calle Montnegre 14
• Taim Kosher Catering

Mikvah Ritual Bath in Barcelona (2)

• Chabad Mikva Barcelona — Carrer de Bordeus, 25
• Mikve — Carrer de l'Avenir, 24

Judaica Store in Barcelona (1)

• Call Barcelona — Carrer de Sant Honorat, 9

Information Point in Barcelona (1)

• Chabad Barcelona — Carrer de Sant Honorat, 9

Kosher Eatery in Barcelona (1)

• Falafel Vegano — La Rambla, 91 Mercat de la Boqueria, 133-134

Jewish Attraction in Barcelona (1)

• Former Major Synagogue — Marlet, 5

Jewish Tour in Barcelona (1)

• Jewish Barcelona Tours

Kosher Catering in Barcelona (1)

• Taím Catering — Local, Carrer del Taquígraf Garriga, 87, Les Corts, 08029 Barcelona, Spagna

Kosher Restaurant in Barcelona (1)

• Taím restaurant — Local, Carrer del Taquígraf Garriga, 87, Les Corts, 08029 Barcelona

Jewish Photographer in Barcelona (1)

• Yan Peker