Old Synagogue in Barcelona is one of the oldest, perhaps the oldest not only in Spain but throughout Europe. The synagogue is located almost in the city center, in the Jewish quarter. Unfortunately, the original old building there are few that survived, except that the base, but it does not detract from the sacredness of the place where it is located. The synagogue building was restored, and thanks to the efforts of historians, it has since 2002, is used mainly as a museum. Therefore, the old synagogue Visitors can not only admire its internal spaces, but also to listen to the tour, which will talk about the historical facts of the Jewish people residing in the territory of modern Barcelona, ​​as well as how the synagogue was discovered.

The most valuable, not only for Jews, but for all lovers of history and ancient culture, is stored here for a Torah scroll.

This building is actually an echo of history, because its foundation dates back to Roman times. Part of the design and construction of the facade was built in the 13th century. The upper part of the building was completed in the 17th century. As expected, the facade of this ancient synagogue turned towards Jerusalem, where was the Temple of Jerusalem. Every visitor to the synagogue, passing through its doors, bows his head, thus honoring the memory of the destroyed Jewish community.

Today, the synagogue is not used for daily prayers. Apart from the fact that there are guided tours, there are also arranged meetings and celebrations of the local Jewish community.