What does one of the most cosmopolitan cities on the planet like Barcelona have in common with bucolic Hervás? What about World Heritage sites like Avila, Cáceres, Cordoba, Segovia and Toledo with the Mediterranean Sagunto? And the monumental Lorca and Estella-Lizarra with the cute Ribadavia, Tui and Lucena? Well, all of them – along with Béjar, Calahorra, Córdoba, Jaén, León, Monforte de Lemos, Plasencia, Tarazona and Tudela – shape the Jewish Neighborhood Network in Spain, and all of them trace an itinerant experience.