Spain is well known for being one of the most Catholic countries on the planet, but there are many cities in Spain which are home to thriving Jewish quarters as well. These Jewish quarters have become a popular tourist attraction, and visitors can stay at a Sephardic Spain hotel, sample kosher wine and visit ancient synagogues in these unique environments.

Sephardic Jews in Spain have been living in the cities of Cordoba and Toledo for the last 1,500 years, following the Roman invasion of Jerusalem. The 2,000 year old Spanish city of Toledo is known as "Jerusalem West", and the Jewish quarter here ranks among the city's top historical sites. Over 500,000 people come to visit the two remaining synagogues, as well as the churches, convents, monasteries and mosques which abound in this city of significance for several religions.