• Leblon Beach - Leblon is among the most prestigious neighborhoods in Rio, with accommodations that reflect its exclusivity. It is home to the Beit Lubavitch Synagogue and the Midrash Cultural Center.
• Ipanema Beach - Ipanema Beach is flanked by Arpoador Beach on one side and Leblon Beach on the other. This beach is a central hub of activity in Rio, known for its affluent residents and high property values.
• Copacabana Beach - Renowned as one of the world’s most famous and stunning beaches, Copacabana boasts a lively atmosphere with vibrant and friendly locals. It is also the location of the CIB - Jewish Community Center.
• Botafogo Beach - Visiting Botafogo Beach offers a postcard-perfect view of Rio de Janeiro. Botafogo is home to a municipal school named after Anne Frank, part of the Anne Frank School Network. This initiative, supported by CONIB and other organizations, aims to promote Anne Frank’s values, fostering a culture of peace, diversity, and human rights in Brazilian public schools. The area also features the A.R.I. Synagogue, established in 1942, affiliated with the World Union for Progressive Judaism. The “Rabbi Henry Lemle” Community Center, opened in 1997, includes classrooms, a library, an auditorium, and the “Henrique Peres” Synagogue, accommodating up to 150 people, along with the Zinner Family Holocaust Research Center.
• Botafogo Bay - Itzhak Rabin Park, named after the former Israeli president following his assassination, was inaugurated by his wife Leah. Situated atop Morro de Pasmado, this accessible viewpoint offers stunning views of Botafogo and Urca Bays. The park features a bust of Itzhak Rabin, symbolizing the relationship between Brazil and Israel.
• Museu Judaico do Rio de Janeiro - Established in 1977 following the donation of a menorah, the Jewish Museum of Rio de Janeiro serves as a vibrant cultural hub, integrating into the city’s life by preserving memory and promoting Jewish culture. It hosts regular exhibitions on the Jewish community’s history in Rio and Jewish traditions, covering religious, cultural, and historical aspects. The museum’s activities extend beyond its premises, promoting academic research on migration and organizing annual student competitions. It also houses a Study Center focused on migration and Holocaust research, a video archive with over a thousand films, and a library.
• Grande Templo Israelita do Rio de Janeiro - Type: Ashkenazi. The Great Temple of Israel stands as the largest monument of the Jewish Community in Rio de Janeiro, integral to the history of the Yishuv and the city. Once a key reference point for Jews in Rio, it was designed in an eclectic style with Hebrew and classical architectural elements by architect Vodred in 1919. The temple opened in 1932, with mosaics crafted by artist Humberto Cozzo in 1976. Although it collapsed in 1987, it remains open for High Holidays, special events, and tourist visits.

• Professional guide
• Transport by vehicle / Car or Van
• Port pickup and drop-off
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities
• entrance fees

The historical presence of Jews in Brazil can be traced back to the era of Columbus’s voyages, with the inception of Gaspar da Gama, a man of Jewish descent, who traveled alongside Portuguese admiral Pedro Alvares Cabral when he first set foot in the region now known as Brazil in 1500, marking over half a millennium of Jewish existence in the New World.

Partake in a collective tour to observe the impact of the Jewish community in Rio de Janeiro and gain insights about their existence in the city while also visiting prominent Jewish landmarks.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Wheelchair accessible, please advise at time of booking to check if possible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.