Jewish Majorca
Private tour of Palma's Jewish quarter (Jewish Majorca)
- Price
- Price on request
- Duration
- 2 h
- Not stated
- Area
- Palma

Illustrative photo of casco antiguo de Palma, not from the operator · Photo: Tommie Hansen from Stockholm, Sweden · CC BY 2.0
by Jewish Majorca · Palma
A private 2-hour walk through Palma's old Call on Jewish history, crypto-Jews and the Inquisition.
A private 2-hour walk through central Palma covering the former Jewish quarter (the Call) and the history of the Jewish community, the traditions of crypto-Jews under the Inquisition and a former bakery linked to the Sinagoga Nova. It also takes in the statue of the 14th-century cartographer Jafuda Cresques. The company also offers half-day and full-day routes, an audio guide and Zoom tours. The route is wheelchair accessible, according to Viator.
Season not confirmed: check with the operator.
Editorial rating from 1 to 5 using our public rubric; not user reviews.
A short, flat walk; fine in light rain with an umbrella; uncrowded because it is private.
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The sources we reviewed give no reliable price for Private tour of Palma's Jewish quarter (Jewish Majorca). Ask the operator directly.
Private tour of Palma's Jewish quarter (Jewish Majorca) takes about 2 h.
The season for Private tour of Palma's Jewish quarter (Jewish Majorca) is not confirmed; check with the operator.
Private tour of Palma's Jewish quarter (Jewish Majorca) is not the best plan for young children.
Private tour of Palma's Jewish quarter (Jewish Majorca) is partly affected by bad weather; confirm before going.
Private tour of Palma's Jewish quarter (Jewish Majorca) appears on: Viator; you can also check the operator’s website.
Data collected from public sources and reworded in our own words. Last reviewed: 2026-10-24.