Tomi V.
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Well, this museum is WOW! It's definitely MUST to visit when in Cordoba. Museum is in old Jewish house with internal patio, typical house of Juderia quarter. Ground floor is dedicated to forbidden books and showing what books were banned and burned during the far or close history in different countries as a forbidden or dangerous. Three more small rooms host exhibition of silver Jewish religious objects, Chanukiya candelabras, mostly from north Morocco, one room dedicated to Jewish music, other to paintings of important women in Jewish history. One other room with traditional Jewish clothes of Andalous and Morocco is right behind the cashier in the entrance. I got there exactly when there were short performance of traditional Jewish Andalousian songs, in Hebrew and Spanish - Ladino performed by guy who sell the tickets there. He got to visitors also explanation in 3 languages, Spanish, French and English without any accent in every and each one. Really talented!
Upper floor is dedicated to Synagogue of Cordoba and its internal reconstruction, to Rambam- Moshe ben Maimon - Maimonides, and showing also old book and document from the 15th century Inquisition processes.
Over all very informative, very interesting museum showing past Jewish life in Cordoba before expulsion of Jews from Spain by catholic monarchs in 1492.