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Lavapies is a neighborhood in Madrid that was built in the 14th century as the old Jewish quarter. It contains narrow streets and was constructed to house the Jewish population separately from the rest of the city under the Catholic Monarchs. Some notable locations in Lavapies include Lavapies Square, Zurita Street, and the Basilica of Our Lady of Atocha.
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- 1. “La Juderia de Lavapies:Madrid´sOldJewishQuarter” Created by: Joseba Hidalgo.
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- 4. Streets in the neighborhood La Fé Street. Salitre Street. Ave Maria Street. Sombrerete Street. Jesus and Maria Street. Zurita Street.
- 5. “La Juderia de Lavapies” wasconstructedbecause of TheCatholicMonarchs. “La Juderia de Lavapies” wasbuildfortheJewstoliveapartfromtherest of thepopulation.
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