Discover the poignant history of Jewish life in Paris on a thoughtful tour through the historic Le Marais neighborhood. Beginning at Hotel de Ville metro station, this journey leads you down Rue des Rosiers, where hidden synagogues and the solemn Shoah Memorial reflect centuries of culture and resilience.
Learn about significant events from the Middle Ages to the WWII tragedies while uncovering fascinating stories of both renowned and lesser-known individuals who shaped this vibrant area. This tour offers a unique perspective on Old Paris through the lens of Jewish heritage.
- Explore the historic Jewish quarter of Le Marais on foot in a private group
- Discover how the history of the French Jewish community has shaped today's France
- Reflect at the impactful Shoah Memorial
- Experience rich narratives from the Middle Ages to WWII tragedies, and beyond!
Meeting place: 68 rue de Rivoli in front of Paris's City Hall – Hôtel de Ville metro station
Discover the history of Paris's "ghetto" and why it has never really been… a real ghetto!
Don't miss the quintessential street of Jewish culture in the Marais, rich with groceries, restaurants and bookshops!
Remember WWII and pay a tribute to the 11,000 children deported during those 4 terrible years
Have a look at Hector Guimard's only religious building and learn how the different Jewish communities adapted to living in France
Learn the importance of the French Jewish community from the Middle Ages until today
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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