Jew Town, a living antiquities museum, beckons with stories and artefacts, nestled amidst Mattancherry Palace's grandeur and the Synagogue's historical significance. This narrow street is a trove of historical relics, bearing witness to bygone eras. Wander through its alleys to be captivated by the charisma of the past and untold stories.

Fort Kochi's pastel houses echo European histories, and Jew Town stands as a graceful testament to its unique history. Sephardic Jews, escaping Spain's Edict of Expulsion, arrived during the 15th-16th centuries, establishing a vibrant community intertwined with Kochi's fabric. Star of David-adorned doorways mark the transition from neglected outskirts to bustling boutiques and cafes. Antique shops like Crafters offer treasures like urulis and handkerchiefs. The other shops in the street feature a diverse range of items such as jewellery, handicrafts, vintage photographs, Chinese urns and more, including sculptures, chandeliers and embroidered garments. Jew Town's spirit endures, bridging cultures and attracting explorers, shopaholics, and history buffs, making it a captivating portal to history and culture.