SEC Jerusalem: Hotel, Museum & Bet Midrash
SEC JERUSALEM CAMPUS
A campus steeped in centuries of Sephardic history, steps from the Western Wall
Our Campus is one of the Old City’s richest historic landmarks. Divided into three buildings, it once served as the spiritual headquarters of the Sephardic community, including the housing quarters for the “Rishon L’Zion” (The Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel). Our Spanish Courtyard building, which dates back to the 16th Century, also housed orphans and widows, making it a center of social justice and care for the community.
Located at the epicenter of the Jewish world, our SEC campus in Jerusalem has served as a true ingathering of the exiles, bringing together young Jews to learn and experience Jewish life through the unique SEC approach. On the campus, there is a Sephardic Bet Midrash, luxury hotel, as well as a Sephardic Heritage Museum that is under construction.
Spanish Courtyard Building (16th century origins)
Rishon LeZion Historic Residence
Sephardic Synagogue & Beit Midrash
Emquies Family Sephardic Library
Sephardic Heritage Museum (in development)
Sephardic House Boutique Hotel
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JERUSALEM SEPHARDIC HERITAGE MUSEUM ON THE SEC CAMPUS
COMING SOON
Stay in the Heart of Jewish HistoryThe Sephardic House is the SEC’s boutique hotel and guest house in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem’s Old City.
With guest rooms for singles, couples, and families, beautiful gathering spaces, and dining for celebrations and groups, Sephardic House offers guests a meaningful Jerusalem experience rooted in style, tradition, and purpose.
Guests are not only staying in one of the most historic areas of Jerusalem — they are also supporting the educational programs of the SEC. Proceeds from Sephardic House help subsidize programs for youth, young adults, rabbis, educators, and leaders.