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Already mentioned in 13th century written sources, the Arriasa neighborhood was an area within the Toledan Jewish quarter that still remained to be identified and demarcated. Documentary evidence –tenancy agreement charters dated back from the 13th until the 18th centuries–, as well as information on the vicissitudes experienced by the Jewish common properties from the late 15th century on, have been used to locate the butcher’s stalls, the “old synagogue” and the “old castle” on a street plan. Thus, the Arriasa neighborhood has been clearly delimited.

El barrio de Arriasa y tres elementos de la aljama judía de Toledo en el siglo XV: la carnicería, la «sinagoga vieja» y el «castillo viejo»