The Jewish Quarter of Palma

He proposes the following stops, which can be identified in situ by a bronze tile, nailed to the ground, which presents the profile of Sepharad (the Iberian Peninsula, in Hebrew): Aljama (current Parliament and former convent of Santo Domingo, where the Jewish quarter was located in the time of Islamic domination); Museum of Mallorca (archaeological remains); Call Major (Carrer del Call, which was the Jewish quarter after the Conquest); church of Monti-sion (first major synagogue); corner of Carrer de Sant Alonso and Carrer de la Posada de Montserrat (second main synagogue or Old Synagogue); monument to Jafudà Cresques (Jewish cartographer, in front of the Temple); corner of Carrer de la Pelleteria and Carrer del Sol (new synagogue); and Call Menor (around Carrer de l'Argenteria and Carrer de Jaume II, where the Jewish quarter of the modern age once stood).