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Excavations located on the grounds of the Castle/Parador gives a glimpse into ancient times. You must pay for a g uided tour of this old Jewish quarter and tours are only scheduled three times a day. The guide was very good (Ruben) and even gave the explanations in English. The area is mostly ruins but they have added renovations to what was the synagogue.…
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Visited with my lovely daughter and granddaughter-drowned in Spainish culture loved this place - well worth a visit
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Date of experience: November 2019
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Absolutely fascinating. Lydia is an archaeology student and her passion and interest in the fascination of the dig was infectious. Simple and interesting. Story well told. Well worth the money.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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Responded Aug 13, 2019
Thank you for your review of our visit. We'll pass on your congratulations to Lydia.
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A unique circumstance, the fact that the synagogue was left alone inside the old castle and was covered by the earth, permitted that it was not converted to a catholic church, thus remaining untouched. A lot of the original houses of the ols jewish quarter has been also conserved
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Date of experience: March 2019
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Responded Jun 28, 2019
Dear visitor, thank you for your opinion about the synagogue.
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This is a temple, a holy place of worship, not some website name. Its correct name is Synagogue de Lorca. We stayed at the Parador and were given a terrific afternoon tour by Elena. It was supposed to be in Spanish. Since we were only two couples, the other couple agreed we could do Spanish & English. A most excellent time and the high point of Parador de Lorca…
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Date of experience: October 2017
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