Heritage and flamenco route along Calle Niño Perdido and the Jewish quarter

The Niño Perdido street is part of the medieval network of Utrera that housed the old Jewish quarter and the alcaicería alley. This vaulted passageway preserves the traditional flavor of Andalusian alleys with brick arches, whitewashed facades, and a deep connection with the flamenco singing that saw the birth of great local figures.

The walk allows you to discover the enclave where recent research has located the vestiges of the ancient medieval synagogue of Utrera, in addition to commemorative plaques dedicated to universal female singers of the land. Along the route, you can appreciate photogenic corners with connecting arches and traditional patios.

The tour along this street is of Free access at any time of the day. It is suggested to take the route at sunset as a couple, continuing the evening in the nearby flamenco taverns of the Plaza del Altozano.