Jewish Quarter

Visit the most important monuments of Córdoba on a 4-hour guided tour to learn more about the Christian, Muslim and Jewish influence in the city. Skip the long lines to the 8th-century Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and marvel at its forest of columns and double arches. Admire the mihrab (apse) of the former mosque, and then take a stroll through the Jewish Quarter to visit the Arabic market and bronze statue of the medieval Sephardic philosopher, Maimonides. End with a tour inside the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, one of the primary residences of Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon. Entrance Tickets to all the monuments included. Please review the dress considerations outlined in the cathedral's access policy. No tank tops, shorts or flip-flops may be worn indoors.

Embark on an extraordinary journey to Kazimierz and discover the beauty of the Jewish district. This area is adorned with charming narrow streets, old tenement houses, and cosy coffee shops that attract people from all over the world on a daily basis. "The City Inside the City" provides a historical account of the experiences of the Jewish residents of the Kazimierz district and the city of Kraków. During the guided tour, you will immerse yourself in the vibrant daily life of the "unfinished city" and gain insight into the heroic figures of the Kazimierz district, honouring their experiences. Your exploration of the district will include captivating stories about historic buildings, artistic coffee shops, Jewish synagogues (such as the Old Synagogue, the Tempel Synagogue, and the Izaak Jakubowicz Synagogue), and the Jewish Cemetery. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to visit some of the sites where Steven Spielberg's Oscar-winning film 'The Schindler's List' was filmed.

Join this 2-hour walking tour and explore the city’s historic Jewish Quarter. Learn more about Amsterdam’s troubled past while also giving you an insight into how the Jewish community lived and survived in the aftermath of the second world war in Amsterdam and how they still thrive today. Hear all about the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands from 1940 untill 1945 and how it affected those living in Amsterdam and especially the Jewish community. Discover the Portuguese Synagogue, the Jewish Historical Museum and stroll by the Headquarters of the Jewish Council. Learn how the Dutch behaved towards the Jews of Amsterdam and how the people endured the hunger winter and the Febuary strike as you pass sites like the Auschwitz Monument and the Dokwerker. Finally the tour ends in front of the Anne Frank House, where you’ll learn more about her best-selling diary, how it was published by her father Otto Frank and how it gained worldwide fame.

Córdoba in Depth is the ideal guided 4-hour tour for those who want to know the main monuments of Cordoba in a short time. You will see Jewish Quarter, Mosque-Cathedral, Synagogue, Municipal Souk, Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs.

This tour will take you through the city’s most charming streets and squares. You can get to know the life of Maimonides, Cardinal Salazar Square and see how the artisans of Cordoba work in the artisan souk (bazaar) and other wonderful corners. After this visit you will understand why Cordoba is a meeting point for three cultures. * English: Tuesday-Saturday 10.30 a.m. at the statue of Averroes at the Moon Gate Monday 11.30 a.m. in the Patio de los Naranjos, in front of the bell tower of the Mosque * Learn about the beautiful and charming streets of the Jewish Quarter * Learn about Jewish history and culture * Visit one of the best preserved synagogues in Spain * Photograph the wonderful souk of artisans

During this two hours guided tour you will visit the Mosque-Cathedral, the most important monument of Córdoba. Then you will take a walking tour of the Jewish Quarter accompanied by a historian guide.

In a single visit, meet, by an experienced official guide, the Jewish Quarter of Córdoba and the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, fortress built to receive the royals and later headquarters of the Spanish Inquisition, where we will show you every corner of it and its beautiful gardens

Discover one of the most relevant cities during the Middle Ages in Europe and the great cultural legacy left by the coexistence of the Christian, Jewish and Islamic religions. An attractive medieval Islamic layout of narrow streets, white houses and picturesque squares flooded with flowers that once welcomed great figures such as Maimonides, Seneca, Averroes…

This tour is to the neighborhoods far away from main touristy parts of the city and it is about experiencing the real Istanbul. In this afternoon walking tour, we take you away for an introduction to the local life style of Istanbul. We will start with experiencing of using tram. Visiting the residential neighborhoods which will give you the chance to see how locals live in this cosmopolitan city. We will sit at the local cafes to sip cay tea and see how local get social. We will pass through the local markets, bakeries, tea houses. We will learn how the Constantinople was concurred by Ottoman in 1453.

Learn about the fascinating history of Czech Jews in the several sites of the Prague Jewish museum. In each site, mostly former synagogues, you find a different exhibition. Visit the Old-New, Maisel, Pinkas, and Klausen Synagogues, Old Jewish Cemetery, and Ceremonial hall. Your private guide explains you everything; you will have always enough free time to walk around the synagogue on your own.

From our meeting point we'll start our walk passing through some of the most iconic sites inside the former Jewish Quarter where we'll tell you everything about the history and specific anecdotes. As locals we will bring you to places off the beaten path and will share with you some personal stories. The small size group will allow you to ask your questions, that we'll be happy to answer in a friendly environment. We'll do everything to make of this experience something unique, bringing back to life interesting historical facts and specific stories than happened in the area. With us you'll be able to immerse in the past of the Jews who lived in Spain and will see how the different cultures have left their legacy present nowadays understanding the city of the 21st century. Don't hesitate and join our experience!

Get to know the historic landmarks and unique traditions of Barcelona's Jewish Quarter during a private, 2-hour walking tour with a local guide. See many ancient sites and learn about the city's important Jewish history along the way, as you walk through one of Barcelona's oldest neighborhoods. Visit one of Europe's oldest synagogues and see a medieval-era bath house. Learn about local Jewish figures through history as you receive the undivided attention of your private guide.

Seize the Krakow Jewish Quarter with professional guide. Within 1,5 hours you will discover the second most popular district of Krakow. Amazing architecture, several synagogues, many historical facts and legends are just some of what awaits you during this excursion.

Take a stroll with your personal guide through the former Jewish Ghetto. On this private tour you will learn more about 1000 years history of Prague Jewish Community. The tour covers all the sights of Jewish Museum as well as the fascinating Old New Temple, one of the oldest Jewish temples in Europe and you will visit the Old Jewish Cemetery, where Avigdor Kara, Mordechaj Meisel or Rabbi Low, legendary creator of Golem, are buried. Our professional guides have deep knowledge of Jewish history in the Czech lands. Entrance fee to the Jewish Town in Prague is included in the price of the tour.

Discover the Jewish quarter and the Mosque of Córdoba, the Calleja de las Flores, the Maimonides Monument, the Calle Judíos and its Synagogue, the Souk of the artisans and the surroundings of the Mosque-Cathedral. In addition to taking a guided tour of the Mosque of Córdoba, we are going to visit the old neighborhood where the Jews lived in this city. The Jewish quarter is a unique space where you will be amazed by its narrow streets and the flower pots that adorn its walls. Córdoba is a city where three cultures inhabited at the same time and we will see the mix of all of them on this tour. Do not miss it.

If you are planning to visit the Royal City of Krakow, we invite you to join our guided bike tours through the Old Town of Krakow and the Jewish Quarter with us. “Krakow bike” is run by qualified, knowledgeable, and experienced City of Krakow tour guides. By choosing to join us, you support our guides who are eager to show you the treasures of our city. Our bike tours are created according to, what we think are two of the most important aspects for those who decide to take a city tour: that you see as much as possible and of course, that you donʼt get tired while on the tour. Come with us to explore Krakow, the City of Polish Kings, the UNESCO Heritage Site, the City of Saint John Paul II Polish Pope, the Capital of Polish Culture, Artistic Life, and Education. Hear about the city’s most interesting stories, and diverse culture as well as about Krakow’s famous inhabitants. Our bike tours take around 2 hours each.

Historic Jewish Quarter Walk in Paris Explore the heart of Paris’s Jewish history in Le Marais, especially around Rue des Rosiers. This guided walk traces over 2,000 years of Jewish presence in France, highlighting periods of both hardship and cultural influence, particularly in the 19th century. Discover hidden synagogues, oratories, historic streets, and memorial sites while reflecting on the Jewish community’s past and present. The tour also features renowned falafel spots, Mediterranean eateries, and Eastern European pastry shops. A highlight is a visit to Paris’s oldest functioning synagogue, discreetly located on the second floor of a building from the 18th century. The walk ends at the Museum of Jewish Art and History (MAHJ). A donation is requested at the synagogue.

If you are planning to visit the Royal City of Krakow, we invite you to join our guided segway tours through the Old Town of Krakow and the Jewish Quarter with us. “Krakow Segway” is run by qualified, knowledgeable and experienced City of Krakow tour guides. By choosing to join us, you support our guides who are eager to show you the treasures of our city. Our segway tours are created according to, what we think are two of the most important aspects for those who decide to take a city tour: that you see as much as possible and of course, that you donʼt get tired while on the tour. Come with us to explore Krakow, the City of Polish Kings, the UNESCO Heritage Site, City of Saint John Paul II Polish Pope, Capital of Polish Culture, Artistic Life and Education. Hear about the city’s most interesting stories, diverse culture as well as about Krakow’s famous inhabitants. Our segway tours take around 2 hours each.

We offer Jewish Quarter private tours with local certified tour guide. First part of this tour is walk around Kazimierz, famous Krakow old Jewish district. This part of the tour your tour guide will present you Krakow Synagogues, old Jewish cemetery, Jewish ritual bath building, the greater mikveh, You will be introduced to history of Jews in Poland and Krakow. The second part of this tour is the site of Krakow Jewish Ghetto established by nazi germans during WWII. We will be on Heroes of the Ghetto Square, Eagle Pharmacy and walk to see Jewish Ghetto Walls remnants. This tour will finish at the entrance gate of Oskar Schindler Factory Museum which you can do on your own after our tour.

There were times, throughout most recent history when Krakow did not seem all that multicultural and diverse. This tour will demonstrate how multicultural and diverse Krakow and Poland used to be in the past and what happened in Poland to have transformed our country into what it looks like these days. We started doing this tour as it is impossible to separate the lives and the history of Jews and Christians in Krakow. Kazimierz these days is referred to as a Jewish District however over many centuries it was a place of coexistence of both of these cultures. Find out where their history began back in the 11th century and why Jewish people ever chose the country of Poland for their settlements.