2 hour(s)
English
Included
Visit the most significant Jewish landmarks in the Le Marais area and learn about their history
Hear stories about the rich Jewish history and culture in Paris from your expert local guide
See the beautiful exterior of the Hector Guimard Synagogue, an Art Nouveau treasure
Take a walk down Rue des Rosiers, where you’ll find many Jewish bakeries and delis
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Join us on an enlightening walking tour through the Marais, Paris’s historic Jewish district, where centuries of history and culture come alive. In a small group, explore key landmarks such as the Holocaust Memorial and the Hector Guimard Synagogue, the largest in the area, admired for its intricate Art Nouveau design. Stroll along the iconic Rue des Rosiers, also known as the Pletzl, and discover charming streets, medieval houses, and St. Gervais Church, while learning from your expert guide about the Jewish community’s history, daily life, and resilience in Paris. Hear stories of artists like Chagall, and gain insight into the trials and triumphs of the Jewish population, from their first settlements to life during the Nazi occupation.
Along the way, wander through the Village Saint Paul, once a place of refuge, and experience the lively, modern Marais with its design and art workshops. Learn about Jewish culture through visits to traditional bakeries, delis, and shops, as well as the rich architectural heritage of the Hector Guimard Synagogue. The tour concludes in front of the Museum of Jewish Art and History, where you can continue exploring at your own pace. This immersive experience offers a meaningful and memorable journey through the Marais, revealing the enduring spirit, culture, and contributions of Paris’s Jewish community.
Small group or private tour for a more interactive experience
Expert local guides with insider knowledge
Walking tour at a relaxed pace
Admission fees and indoor visits to the synagogues
Transport to the meeting spot
Gratuities
Comfortable shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Bottle of water
Wheelchair not accessible
Arrive 15 minutes before the tour; late arrivals cannot join
Wear comfortable clothes and shoes
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