As a consideration for your trust in us, we would like to invite you to participate in our referral program. It is simple and will allow you to earn some income from the gigantic tourism industry.
If you’re wondering where you can learn about the Jewish diaspora’s history, culture, and traditions in Central Europe, Budapest is the best place to look. Thousands of years of Jewish history, with all of its tragic, poetic and comic aspects, are centered in Budapest. We will take a walk through Erzsébetváros, the Jewish district, the most striking and unexpected part of the city, and discover how people live here today.
We will talk about the origins of Zionism and the Holocaust, the branches of Judaism and what it is like to be an Orthodox Jew in the modern world. The tour will be led by an Israeli native and a representative of the Jewish diaspora, so this tour will also be fascinating to those already well-versed in the subject.
This place is also full of secrets and mysteries, which we will have to find and uncover. We’ll peek into the courtyards and courtyard wells and search for Firebirds from Slavic folklore and menorahs covered in whimsical patterns. Come and join us!
Booking Online
Real-time availability
Instant confirmation
If you're wondering where you can learn about the Jewish diaspora's history, culture, and traditions in Central Europe, Budapest is the best place to look.
Complete Operator information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, are included on your Confirmation Voucher. Our Product Managers select only the most experienced and reliable operators in each destination, removing the guesswork for you, and ensuring your peace of mind.
Dohany synagogue is the biggest in Europe and the second in the world. Different from many other “standard” synagogues.
Rumbach synagogue was recently renovated after 60 years of being abandoned. An outstanding example of Moorish-style architecture.
Szimpla kert – is a representative of ruin pub culture in Budapest. Once you enter the building you will never forget the image of it.
New York Café – is one of the most picturesque and fascinating places you could ever visit in Budapest. An icon of the 19th century of Hungary.
Kosher market – a small shop where you can find all necessities to celebrate Shabbat or any other Jewish holidays.
Kazinczy 55 is an address of a two-story building with a long history and a lot of mystery inside. The façade of the house will reveal all the secrets.
Sisi’s Godollo Palace Tour from Budapest. Explore Gödöllő Palace, the former summer residence of Queen Elisabeth and Francis Joseph.
3 hours 30 minutes
Horse Show & Goulash Soup. We drive to a traditional Farm approx. 40 minutes, where you will be welcomed with Hungarian “pogácsa” and the national welcome drink, “pálinka”.
4 hours 30 minutes
Private City Tour Budapest Modern. No matter what city in the world we visit, we always ask ourselves: How are the people of Budapest similar to us? How are they different? And why?
3 hours 30 minutes
Eindhoven: journey to the future – If you are interested in technologies and futuristic design, then you should not miss visiting Eindhoven!
3 hours
The Hague Private Walking Tour – The Hague is a marvelously unique blend of royal history, palace secrets, medieval traditions and legends surrounded by high-rise buildings and futuristic urbanism.
3 hours 30 minutes
Ourika: The Kingdom of “Noble People” Tour – About half an hour’s drive away from Marrakech, it’s a different world.
8 hours
French
German
Italian
Portuguese
Spanish
