History Jews

Located only 163 kilometers from Sofia, Nis is a fantastic option to add a Serbian stamp in your passport, without checking out from your hotel in Bulgaria. Nis is the third largest city in Serbia and the birthplace of Constantine the Great, one of the most important emperors in the Roman history. Explore the intriguing history of former Yugoslavia, while having delicious authentic Serbian roshtil (grill) either in a traditional restaurant where you can pay with a card (plenty of vegetarian and vegan options available) or try the Serbian street food.

Discover the history of Berlin and learn about the Third Reich's rise to power, as well as the build-up to the Second World War. Together, we’ll explore how Germany transformed in the 1930s and 40s, leading to the rise of the Nazis, the genocide of innocent citizens and the Second World War. On this tour narrated by a local historian, we’ll explore both East and West Berlin, visiting Anhalter Bahnhof, the Topography of Terror, the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe and the Reichstag. Venture off the tourist trail, and discover multi-layered neighbourhoods around Germany’s capital Discover Berlin’s historical context, secret stories and famous residents as you get a more local feel for the area. Discover Berlin’s place in the Second World War, through its complex history in this captivating walk through central Berlin. Note: This is a self-guided audio walking tour and does not include entrance tickets

This tour is perfect for anyone interested in Jewish history and culture or seeking a deeper understanding of Paris's diverse neighborhoods. Join us for an unforgettable journey through the Marais and experience the beauty and resilience of the Jewish community firsthand. Discover a neighborhood that has been home to Jews since the thirteenth century and is affectionately known as Pletzl in Yiddish, meaning "little place." Admire the beautifully preserved synagogues, explore the unique shops and boutiques that line the streets, and savor the delicious flavors of kosher cuisine in the neighborhood's many restaurants. Our knowledgeable guide will share fascinating insights and stories about the people, events, and traditions that have shaped the Marais Jewish district over the centuries.

A full Berlin tour with a local history and Berlin expert! Join us on an unforgettable journey with our Private Berlin Complete History All-Day Tour, meticulously crafted for those eager to unravel the layers of Berlin's rich past. This expansive tour covers 800 years of history. As you traverse the city with our expert guide, delve into the narrative of Berlin from its early beginnings through its transformation into a modern metropolis. Our passionately knowledgeable guides, who've dedicated hundreds of hours to perfecting this unique itinerary, ensure each step is informative and engaging. Discover the full breadth of Berlin's historic grandeur in one day — a narrative woven with stories, legends, and modern insights. This tour fits in as many of the key Berlin sites and history as possible. This thoughtfully paced tour accommodates your needs, allowing for necessary breaks to snack, relax, or capture photographs and even lunch if you desire.

The National Holocaust Museum tells the story of the Nazi persecution and murder of the Jews of the Netherlands. Before the Second World War, Jews and non-Jews lived side by side. They had the same rights. But during the war, the Nazis and their collaborators killed around six million Jews in Europe. That was the Holocaust or Shoah. This is the first and only museum to relate the history of the persecution of the Jews of the entire Netherlands. Including the day-to-day life of Jews on the eve of the Second World War, the liberation as Jews experienced it, and how the Holocaust has been treated in our national culture of remembrance: all this is examined in the museum.

In the Shadow of the Mountain (2-hour tour) takes you through the Plateau neighborhood and traces the roots of Montreal’s Jewish community through early 20th century Yiddish and then English literature. By way of poetry and novels, this tour explores how Jews envisioned their life in Montreal and contrasts these utopic visions to the realities of life in the city. You’ll also discover the ways in which Montreal's Jewish community made the Plateau their home at the foot of the mountain, and made a lasting impression on its landscape.

Explore the history and culture of our Jewish community during this small group tour in Lisbon. Portugal was one of the first world powers to recognize the Jewish people, and has served as an important home for the community ever since. You will stop by historic areas, important memorials, and landmarks, especially the Shaare Tikva, Lisbon’s synagogue, to learn about the history of various religions in the city.

On this exclusive guided walking tour, our expert guide will take you on a journey through Amsterdam during World War II. Beginning your journey at Anne Frank’s House (exterior only), learn about her life, the persecution of the Jewish community, and the tragic deportations that sent over 100,000 Dutch Jews to concentration camps. As you explore the Jewish Quarter and Amsterdam’s historic streets and canals, uncover stories of resistance, the devastating impact of the Hunger Winter of 1944-45, and the city’s struggle under Nazi occupation. This Anne Frank and Amsterdam during WWII tour offers a powerful and moving exploration of the city’s history, from the Holocaust in Amsterdam to the resilience of its people. By the end, you’ll have a deeper understanding of Anne Frank’s legacy, the impact of World War II on the Netherlands, and the importance of remembering these stories today.

The tour you've been waiting for! Delve into the dark secrets of the Spanish Inquisition with a unique experience that combines history, reflection and learning. We will discuss the Vatican archives, the forgiveness of John Paul II and the religious echo in current conflicts. Expulsion of Jews and Muslims, who were considered “false Jews” or “false Muslims.” Where the names “marranos” and “Moorish” come from.As the courts of the Inquisition became symbols of terror, with executioners, torture and acts of faith culminating in public executions. The last shadow of the Inquisition? In 1974, with the execution by vile club, leaving an indelible mark on the historical memory.

Join this 2-hour private walking tour of the Historical Center of Amsterdam and discover a city which was built seven centuries ago and which today counts over 100 canals and over 1000 bridges. Immerse yourself in the history of Amsterdam during this private experience and see all the sights Amsterdam has to offer including places only known by locals. Discover the Palace on Dam square which was originally build as our city hall. Visit the Nieuwe Kerk and pass the former main post office. You will learn about the Jews and their history/culture in Amsterdam as well about the catholic churches in Amsterdam. Learn all about the origins of the canal district, the Dutch Royal family and many things about the locals and their culture. Learn about how in the 16th, 17th and 18th century the city played a major role in international banking, trade, arts, and architecture.

The history of the Jews of Riga is very rich and significant. Much of this heritage can still be seen today. In three hours with an experienced guide, both by car and on foot, it is possible to visit important places and receive information in a very concentrated way, but at the same time easily and comprehensibly. Please be informed on Shabbat and other Jewish religious holidays, the Synagogue and the Riga Ghetto Museum are closed. The duration of the tour depends on the intensity of the traffic on the street.

On this SEMI PRIVATE (12ppl max.) guided walking tour, our expert guide will take you on a journey through Amsterdam during World War II. Beginning your journey at Anne Frank’s House (exterior only), learn about her life, the persecution of the Jewish community, and the tragic deportations that sent over 100,000 Dutch Jews to concentration camps. As you explore the Jewish Quarter and Amsterdam’s historic streets and canals, uncover stories of resistance, the devastating impact of the Hunger Winter of 1944-45, and the city’s struggle under Nazi occupation. This Anne Frank and Amsterdam during WWII tour offers a powerful and moving exploration of the city’s history, from the Holocaust in Amsterdam to the resilience of its people. By the end, you’ll have a deeper understanding of Anne Frank’s legacy, the impact of World War II on the Netherlands, and the importance of remembering these stories today.

This tour takes a trip through the French Quarter with an emphasis on how Jews have contributed to the multi-ethnic gumbo known as New Orleans. The Jewish community has had an active presence in New Orleans since colonial times, contributing to our culture, business, and music. As you walk through the original city, you’ll learn about the earliest Jewish settlers, who could easily have lost their identity in a Catholic colony. You’ll see where those who arrived in the 19th and 20th centuries lived and worked. You’ll learn how they contributed to the development and growth of the city, adding to the unique mingling of the old world and new that is New Orleans. Jews are among the strongest preservationists of the French Quarter and one of its most significant achievements, jazz. They are also having an impact on that other great New Orleans cultural contribution to the world, food.

Embark on a self-guided journey through Rome's intricate Jewish history with professor and Context Travel expert, Andrew Kranis. Trace the steps of Jews from Ostia's first synagogue to the designated area in 1555. Explore the Jewish Ghetto, Isola Tiberina, and Trastevere, unraveling tales of oppression, forced conversions, and memorials to Holocaust victims. Learn about Stolpersteine, witness ancient structures like the Portico of Octavia, and delve into the ghetto's construction. Savor Jewish-Italian delights at Pasticceria Boccione and Biscottificio Artigiano Innocenti. Visit la Vecchia Sinagoga, cross historic bridges, and conclude at Piazza Sidney Sonnino. Discover the Shoah Museum and the Jewish Museum of Rome, or indulge in kosher cuisine at Da Gigetto. This tour illuminates Rome's Jewish heritage and architectural nuances and invites you to relish in kosher delicacies. The ideal time of day for the tour is from 10 AM to 7 PM.

Explore Berlin past and present on this private 4-hour sightseeing tour. Learn about all the city’s dark secrets of past with a visit to the Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial, and Hitler’s Bunker. And wander around the vibrant neighborhood of Mitte; admire architectural highlights such as Museum Island and the Gendarmenmarkt; and taste a delicious Currywurst. Discover the history and romance of Germany. • Find out about the past and present of Berlin in a 4-hour private tour • Discover more about Berlin’s WWII and Cold War history from a historic expert • Visit the Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial, the Palace of Tears, and Hitler’s Bunker • Try a yummy Currywurst, Berlin’s most famous street food • Immerse yourself in wonders of Museum Island and the Gendarmenmarkt • Attend less-known attractions and local haunts in Mitte • This private walking tour can be customized to all of you preferences and receive an undivided attention from your guide

In 2015, we created the first private Jewish tour in Évora and, since then, we have introduced Évora's Jewish heritage to dozens of visitors from all over the world. What we propose is a visit to Évora based on the history of the Jews in Évora and in Portugal. In this private tour we will talk about Jewish culture, visit the old Jewish quarter of Évora with its old houses with marks of mezouzah, we will show the probable places of the ancient medieval synagogues of Évora, we will know the route that the old victims of intolerance made between the prisons and the place where they were killed in the flames by the Inquisition. Discuss with our guide the Jewish references in the Cathedral and understand the way of thinking of the most radical Catholicism in the period of the Counter-Reformation by visiting the Chapel of Bones.

The best and most pleasant way to discover both the history of Girona and its gastronomy, helped by a local guide. The visit includes a walk through the entire monumental area of the city, the guide will explain from the outside all its main monuments, the Basilica of Sant Feliu, the Cathedral, the Arab Baths, "el Cul de la Lleona", the Barrio Jew, the Walls, the Ramblas, the Bridges over the Onyar River… More than 2000 years of history that will be covered in a couple of hours and then enjoy a tasting of local products such as sausages, cheeses, our favorite desserts. All accompanied by our DO Empordà wine or one of our beers. An experience they will not forget!

YOUR GROUP ONLY TOUR is dedicated to clients who want individual care during the trip. You do not share the vehicle with other customers, and your personal driver / coordinator will take care of your comfort and are at your disposal. The POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews is a museum  documenting the centuries-old history of Jews in Poland. In the virtual library you can see masterpieces of Hebrew and Yiddish literature in a multimedia form: Talmud, religious, philosophical and moral works. Multimedia exhibitions await visitors, showing how Poles and Jews lived together for many hundreds of years and how both cultures merged together. In the conventional space you can get acquainted with family and neighborly relations, look at the Jewish-Christian relationship.It is a huge part of the human history of this city.

SMALL GROUP TOUR is dedicated to customers who want to discover Warsaw in small groups. It means that you can share transport / and attractions while touring with others, but during transport we use vehicles with a maximum of 8 passengers.and are at your disposal. The POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews is a museum  documenting the centuries-old history of Jews in Poland. In the virtual library you can see masterpieces of Hebrew and Yiddish literature in a multimedia form: Talmud, religious, philosophical and moral works. Multimedia exhibitions await visitors, showing how Poles and Jews lived together for many hundreds of years and how both cultures merged together. In the conventional space you can get acquainted with family and neighborly relations, look at the Jewish-Christian relationship.It is a huge part of the human history of this city.  

We are about to embark on a walking tour through Mexico City's Jewish history. This journey explores the community's presence in the city from the sixteenth century to the present day and covers significant locations and events that have shaped the Jewish experience in Mexico's capital from the fifteen hundreds until today. You'll visit historic synagogues and cultural landmarks while learning about the different waves of Jewish immigration to Mexico City from the crypto jews to the immigrants in the nineteenth century. Prepare to be inspired by tales of resilience, innovation, and community as we embark on this immersive exploration of Mexico City's Jewish history. The tour is on our location aware app that plays automatically as you walk the streets allowing you to keep your head up and your phone in your pocket. It's theatrically told, and is with you step by step sharing history.