Jewish Heritage

Talking about Jewish history in Hungary, you will learn why and how young Hungarian Jews are searching for their identity. Is there antisemitism in Hungary? This tour can become a real dialog: what does it mean to be Jewish in Hungary today?

Curacao has a fascinating Jewish history and the oldest Synagogue in the Americas, join an experienced guide who will explain in detail about the Jewish community on the island and visit historical places.

The Jewish population resided in Morocco for several thousand years influencing trade and culture, evidenced in each city of Morocco where you will find a Mellah – the old Jewish quarter or ghetto. Of these culturally iconic locations, the Mellah is preserved and remains alive in Marrakech. Walking the Mellah, your guide will explain the history and significance of the Jews in Marrakech while exploring the quarters distinct architecture, meeting with herb and spice traders, visiting the market and several other enclaves. We will visit the Slat al-Azama Synagogue, and the Jewish Cemetery ( no visit on Saturday). Morocco has existed since ancient times with different civilizations occupying the region because of its critical location. We are locals who live in Marrakech and we know the whole city. A personalized itinerary can include other stops in the Medina such as Jamaal Elfna square and shopping or just discovering the amazing workshops of handicraft inside souks of Marrakech.

Explore a 4-hour Private guided tour of the Jewish's most famous landmarks, must-sees, and all-time hits in Bollywood city!

Embark on this private, personalisable Jewish heritage tour and discover the past and present of the Jewish culture in Budapest. It is a beautiful tapestry dating back centuries, with the community’s contributions visible in the architecture and lifestyle in of many places citywide today. Our tour provides an exclusive guided walking excursion with detailed insight for those who want to get a comprehensive picture of the roles of the Jews in 19th-century Hungary, and to identify causes of 20th-century anti-Semitism culminating in the Holocaust. While walking through Budapest’s historic and lively Jewish Quarter, an expert historian will brief you on the very complex subject of the Hungarian Jewish identity, and highlight how and why Jews integrated into Hungarian society over many centuries, while explaining attitudes of the Hungarian majority toward the Jewish population over time.

Meet one of our guides with a background in history who can bring the stories of Jewry of Hungary alive in front of you. During the walk you'll get to know the home of the largest Jewish community of Eastern Europe today where you'll see from the outside the three most important Synagogues. We overview 2000 years of Jewish history while focusing on the last 150 years including the "golden age" of the turn of the century, the interwar period with a special focus on the events of the WW II and the revival of Jewish life from the 1990s. Besides Jewish culture and history we introduce you to the gentrifying inner 7th district and its living standards, conditions, issues and its street art. We also visit the last remaining ghetto wall segment and we invite you for a coffee and local Jewish cake (ticket price is included in the tour's price)

In our tour, we offer you a tour orientated to the History of the Jewish comunity in town, in order to understand better why the Sevilles Jewish comunity was one of the most important ones in Spain. We will pass trough the Santa Cruz and San Bartolome Jewish sections littel prints left. We will learn about their heritage, their lifestyle, even by visiting the only remains of the Jewish Cementery of Seville. Also we will visit the Jewish Interpretation Center.

Learn about India’s oldest Jewish communities on this 7-hour tour of Kochi's synagogues. Visit the Jewish cemetery and explore Kerala’s country side. You will also enjoy lunch before visiting the revered Jewish town

VISITE DE PATRIMOINE JUIF DE TANGER Cette visite du patrimoine juif de Tanger commence à travers différents quartiers de la ville Une promenade le long de la rue principale, le quartier français ou se trouve la Synagogue:shaar Rafael,puis le quartier espagnol et américain jusqu'au arrivée a l,ancienne colonie britannique On continue notre promenade jusqu'au Cap Spartel, où la Méditerranée et l'océan Atlantique se rencontrent et le point de séparation de l'Afrique et de l'Europe puis une promenade à dos chameaux :optionnel Après nous revenons à la partie la plus excitante; la médina pour une visite culturelle qui commence par les marchés colorés: Gran Socco ( marché aux légumes, fruits, épices ,viandes et poissons) Ensuite nous promenons dans les rues étroites jusqu’à la section juive ou se trouve les synagogues, Assayag, Rebbi Aquiba,Moshe Nahon ,par suite on se dirigera vers la Cimetière juif (beit hahayim),légation américaine et petite Socco

Timisoara might not have the famous Jewish attractions of Josefov quarter in Prague, but for sure is equal generous with its Jewish-related life-stories and historical events. Moreover, brilliant natives of Jewish ethnicity changed for the better Timisoara and surrounding region. Alongside the impressive synagogues, a large number of Timisoara’s valuable buildings were either financed or designed by Jewish townsmen. All of these above mentioned are parts of the Jewish heritage of Timisoara, and we are inviting you to discover it!

Morocco has existed since ancient times with different civilizations occupying the region because of its critical location. Marrakech used to be the old Capital of Morocco and a major crossroad for Caravans on their way to Europe. The city had trade of herbs, spices. I live in Marrakech and I know the whole city, so I will show you the hidden sites and help you understand the history of this red city. The presence of the Jews in Morocco is about 2000 years , and they were living in quarters called Mellah , In this tour you will discover the different architecture , buildings with balconies , they look like Spanish or European Style , The Jews and the Moors fled persecution from southern of Spain in 1492 and in different periods , you will walk through the quarter , take photos , visit the synagogue, jewish cemetry (no visit on Saturday) , see herbs and spices , learn about the history of the Jews in marrakech and all of Morocco Also visit some other major sites.

This private Jewish Heritage Tour is for up to 3 passengers. You visit places that are known and some places that are not so known as part of the Jewish history in Curaçao. *Participants needs show foto ID to enter the Mikve Israel-Immanuel Synagoge and Museum.*

On this private tour, you will have at least 3 hours to get to know the life of the Jewish people in historical Buenos Aires and the transcendence this culture brought to the Argentinian lifestyle. There will be a chronological base on this tour for you to understand the full extent of the mixture between the Comunity and Buenos Aires by visiting the most important places. Your tour includes transportation and a professional guide and a drive through the most important neighborhoods in argentinian jewish history: Recoleta, Once, San Telmo and Retiro amongst others.  NOTE: When booking inside the 72hs period until the beginning of the tour AMIA visit may not be available, although we will provide different alternatives. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.

The history of Jews in Oslo and Norway is brief and distinctive. This tour is also unusual as it covers most of the history on one street. We will begin in front of the location where the first Jewish family settled in Oslo and continue down the city's main street. The street was always bustling with activity, and it's no surprise that Jewish businessmen also opened stores there. Monuments, the Parliament building, and even the city's main church all have some connection to Jewish history. Imagine that even the Royal family has something in common with a Jewish boy from Tunisia. The tour is accompanied by many visual materials and stories from Oslo's Jewish community. A visit to the Jewish Museum (located in the former synagogue building) can be included in the itinerary upon request.

On this private tour, you will have at least 3 hours to get to know the life of the Jewish people in historical Buenos Aires and the transcendence this culture brought to the Argentinian lifestyle. Visiting the jewish museum and the most important synagogue in Argentina. Learn about the important influence of jewish people in Buenos Aires culture. Your tour includes transportation and a professional guide and a drive through the most important neighborhoods in argentinian jewish history: Recoleta, Once, San Telmo and Retiro amongst others. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.

Discover the hidden gems of Cluj-Napoca's Jewish heritage on an enchanting walking tour that unveils the rich history and vibrant culture of the Jewish community thriving there today. Wander through the city's historic streets as your expert guide leads you to iconic landmarks such as the Neolog Synagogue, the Orthodox Synagogue, the Prayer Home, and the Jewish Museum. Immerse yourself in the compelling stories of the past and present, as your guide shares fascinating tales of the Jewish community’s resilience and contributions to contemporary Transylvanian society. This tour offers an unparalleled glimpse into the enduring legacy of Cluj-Napoca's Jewish heritage. Adding a personal touch, your guide, Manuela, brings history to life with the remarkable story of her grandfather, Alexandru Chereches, honored with the title of Chasidei Umot HaOlam (Righteous Among the Nations). His courageous and inspiring story, revealed exclusively on this tour.

Discover the rich and resilient heritage of Porto's Jewish community on an immersive tour that takes you through ancient quarters, and compelling narratives of perseverance and cultural revival. This tour is unique because we have a small group to make more intimate the experience. Also we visit a private synagoge. All of this, from the hand of a local and professinal guide with more than 10 years of experience.

I invite you to join a half-day Jewish heritage tour in Vilnius. In the 19th century, Vilnius was known as the 'Jerusalem of the North,' where Yiddish culture flourished. We will explore the Old Town, tracing the rich Jewish history where the Great Synagogue stood and the Vilnius Gaon lived. I will share stories and highlight places linked to other famous Lithuanian Jewish figures. We will walk through the area that was the Jewish ghetto during the Holocaust, visiting locations where the Jewish government (Judenrat), theater, and library once operated. Additionally, we will visit the only functioning synagogue in Vilnius, one of about 100 that existed before the war. This tour offers a unique opportunity to learn about the vibrant Jewish life that once thrived in Vilnius and reflect on its lasting impact on the city's cultural landscape.

This tour focuses on visiting places connected with lasting for centuries Jewish presence in Poland. You can see still functioning Jewish cemetery; Nozyk Synagogue which survived WWII; remaining part of the ghetto wall; installation of the bridge connecting small and big ghetto; Umschlagplatz memorial at the former station from which Jews were deported to the death camp; Rappaport monument dedicated to heroes of the ghetto; and Polin, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Also visit Jewish Historical Institute in original building of former Judaistic Library. In Prague site (across the Vistula river) we can see pre-war mykveh, former nursery and shelter for Jewish children, and Jewish students' dormitory. Stroll along unchanged streets where "The Pianist", film by Polanski was made.

Embarking on a Jewish heritage tour in Marrakech unveils a captivating journey through the centuries, tracing the profound historical threads woven into the city's fabric. This exploration reveals the enduring presence of a vibrant Jewish community that has left an indelible mark on the cultural tapestry of Marrakech. The tour, guided by the stories of the past, takes visitors through atmospheric quarters that once provided sanctuary and community for the Jewish residents. Amidst the narrow alleys and hidden corners, each step unravels narratives of resilience, coexistence, and the shared history that binds Marrakech with its Jewish heritage.