This article outlines a virtual research itinerary in the history and memory of the Sephardic communities of Europe, as it emerges from the original papers that specialists from different fields have contributed to the monographic section Reflections of Sepharad. Traces of the Judeo-Spanish Presence in Modern and Contemporary Europe. The author highlights how the study of Sephardic exile and its linguistic and cultural reverberation can be a contribution to the understand- ing of modern and contemporary Europe as a whole.