2-Hour Jewish History Guided Tour In Marais
2-Hour Jewish History Guided Tour In Marais
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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.
Itinerary
Le Marais
15 minsAdmission Ticket FreeCome along with us on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Marais, Paris's renowned Jewish district. Our small group tour will take you to the most significant landmarks and attractions, such as the Holocaust Memorial, the largest synagogue in the area (from outside), and the iconic Rue des Rosiers, also known as the Pletzl in Yiddish.Hotel de Ville
15 minsAdmission Ticket FreeStarting at Hotel de Ville, learn from your knowledgeable guide insight into the rich history of the Jewish community in Paris.Eglise Saint-Gervais
15 minsAdmission Ticket FreeListen to the history of the Jewish people starting from where they first settled and why they moved to the Marais district, and see the place where Talmud was burned publicly for the first time. Stroll through the lovely streets, and discover St Gervais church and two of the oldest medieval houses in Paris.Memorial De La Shoah
20 minsAdmission Ticket FreePass through the area of the Holocaust Memorial (Mémorial de la Shoah) as your guide provides an overview of its historical significance from the exterior. Witness a moving exhibition of photographs, personal effects, and testimonies from Holocaust survivors, which sheds light on the daily lives of Parisian Jews and their experiences during the war.Village St-Paul
15 minsAdmission Ticket FreeWalk around the Village Saint Paul, an area where Jews were hidden during the Nazi occupation, and see a very lovely and calm neighborhood with design and art workshops of the artists. During a coffee break, your guide will talk about other important events that occurred in Paris and its surroundings and share fascinating insights about artists like Chagall who painted the Opera Garnier’s ceiling.Agoudas Hakehilos Synagogue
20 minsAdmission Ticket FreeSee the Hector Guimard Synagogue, the largest and most iconic synagogue in the area, and discover its rich architectural and cultural heritage. Designed by the renowned French architect Hector Guimard in the early 20th century, this masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture features intricate ironwork, vibrant stained glass, and flowing organic lines. ( Inside visit is not included )La Rue des Rosiers
20 minsAdmission Ticket FreeStroll down the Rue des Rosiers, a bustling street lined with Jewish bakeries, delis, and shops, and our guide will share stories and insights into the vibrant Jewish culture that still thrives in this charming corner of Paris. Our journey will end in front of the Museum of Jewish Art and History, where you can choose to visit at your own leisure to learn more about the unique and fascinating artistic traditions of Jewish culture.
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This was a wonderful tour for use. There were just 2 couples on the tour so we could interact with the guide. Our guide was extremely knowledgable about the history of the Marais and gave us a good understanding of the changing population, especially in respect to the Jews who were at times welcome there and at other times expelled. Excellent!