This center (part of the Barcelona History Museum) aims to show and explain what the Jewish community in Barcelona was like and how it lived in Medieval times.

The space is distributed in 3 areas:

Area I: Explains the limits, area and buildings that form the Jewish Quarter.

Area II: It tells about the story of the Call, the entire evolution of the Jewish medieval community of Barcelona, since they formed the Call until its disappearance in 1391.

Area III: It shows the cultural legacy of the Call, with an overview of this legacy through the centuries.

This building is an excellent starting point for a journey through the narrow streets of the old Jewish Quarter.


This museum is part of the Barcelona History Museum together with:
*Villa Joanna
*Güell Park
*Water House
*Oliva Artés
*Turó de la Rovira
*Fabra i Coats Factory
*Domus Sant Honorat
*Augustus Roman Temple
*Santa Caterina Market
*Plaza del Rei
*Puerta del Mar
*Domus de Avinyó
*Via Sepulcral Romana
*Refugio 307