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Bucharest: Walking Free Tour through the Jewish Heritage
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Duration
3 hours
Meeting point
Statue of Mihai Viteazul
Languages
English
From €0
Tip based
Free Booking. Free Cancellation.
No fixed price — pay what you feel the tour is worth.
Overview
Meet me in the heart of Bucharest, right at the statue of Mihai Viteazul located in the University Square for a 3 hour guided walking tour.
During this walking tour we will explore the economic activities of the Jewish community and the role of religious life as a pillar of the community. Together we will further explore what we now call the Jewish Quarter, remnant of the numerous past quarters that used to exist.
We will talk about important landmarks of Bucharest such as Grand Hotel du Boulevard, The Palace of the Marmorosch-Blank Bank, while continuing into the Old City Centre on Lipscani street. There, Hanul cu Tei awaits us to explore its history.
We will then pass through the Latin Passage to arrive to Sfantu Gheorghe Square, with its old tales and stories.
Coming next, three of the four remaining synagogues of Bucharest, all hidden from the unexperienced eye of both tourists and locals.
We end our tour in the Jewish Quarter (Anton Pann Street), where we will explore the mix of Art Déco, wagon-type and Belle Époque buildings, with a touch of surprising bits of history.
During this walking tour we will explore the economic activities of the Jewish community and the role of religious life as a pillar of the community. Together we will further explore what we now call the Jewish Quarter, remnant of the numerous past quarters that used to exist.
We will talk about important landmarks of Bucharest such as Grand Hotel du Boulevard, The Palace of the Marmorosch-Blank Bank, while continuing into the Old City Centre on Lipscani street. There, Hanul cu Tei awaits us to explore its history.
We will then pass through the Latin Passage to arrive to Sfantu Gheorghe Square, with its old tales and stories.
Coming next, three of the four remaining synagogues of Bucharest, all hidden from the unexperienced eye of both tourists and locals.
We end our tour in the Jewish Quarter (Anton Pann Street), where we will explore the mix of Art Déco, wagon-type and Belle Époque buildings, with a touch of surprising bits of history.
Tour Conditions
Accessibility
Not wheelchair accessible
Minimum Attendees
Requires at least 2 participants to run
Children
Suitable for families with children
Extra Fees
No additional cost
Pets
Pet-friendly
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This activity includes:
- The Choral Temple
- Hanul cu Tei
- New St. George Church
- Marvelling at the imposing Palace of Marmorosch-Blank Bank
- Hanul cu Tei
- Entry to The Church Of Sfantul Gheorghe Nou
- The Choral Temple
- The Holy Union Synagogue
- Great Synagogue
- Jewish National Theatre
- Anton Pann Memorial House
- Jewish Quarter
- Exploring intricate details of the synagogues
- Understanding the horrors the jews of Bucharest endured in the XXth century
Our Guides
On arrival
Meet me in the heart of Bucharest, right at the statue of Mihai Viteazul located in the University Square. I will be wearing a large beige bag.
Things to note
Please wear comfortable shoes, bring a bottle of water, and check the weather forecast in advance so you can dress appropriately. The tour will take place even if it’s lightly raining, but will be canceled in case of heavy rain.
Cancellation policy
You are free to cancel a booking anytime. We kindly remind you to cancel bookings you cannot arrive for. Being reported as absent decreases your customer level points and the benefits you can enjoy.
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