Uncover the rich Jewish history of Lisbon on an insightful walking tour that takes you through the city’s historic streets. Starting at São Domingos Square, explore the complex narratives of the Jewish communities from the medieval judiarias to the tragic Inquisition. Visit Rossio Square, once the site of public trials, and walk through Praça da Figueira, the former heart of “Small Jerusalem.” Delve into the stories of Crypto-Jews who preserved their faith in secret, and reflect on Lisbon's role as a refuge during World War II. Concluding at Praça do Comércio, this tour provides an enlightening perspective on Jewish heritage in Portugal.
- Discover the layered Jewish history of Lisbon on this walking tour
- Visit significant sites like São Domingos Square and Rossio Square
- Explore the Baixa district, formerly known as “Small Jerusalem”
- Learn about the resilience of Crypto-Jews and Lisbon’s WWII role
In front of the National Theatre D. Maria II (Teatro Nacional D. Maria II), by the main statue in Rossio Square.
Praça do Comércio (Commerce Square), Lisbon The tour will end in this iconic waterfront square facing the Tagus River, one of Lisbon’s most famous and easily recognizable landmarks
Center of the Inquisition and public trials.
Site of the 1506 massacre and Jewish memorial.
Former Jewish quarter and WWII refugee stories.
Origins of medieval judiarias and Christian reconquest.
Panoramic views and broader historical context.
Alfama District & Rua da Judiaria Medieval streets and traces of Jewish life.
Final reflections on exile, migration and survival.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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