• Higienopolis - Higienópolis is a renowned neighborhood in São Paulo, celebrated for its deep-rooted connection with the Jewish community. Since the mid-20th century, it has emerged as a central hub for Jewish life in the city, featuring a rich array of synagogues, cultural institutions, and kosher businesses.
  The neighborhood is distinguished by its elegant architecture, tree-lined streets, and welcoming ambiance. With a diverse population, Higienopolis is home to numerous Jewish families who have played a significant role in the cultural and social development of the area.
  In addition to synagogues, the neighborhood boasts Hebrew schools, bakeries, and restaurants that adhere to Jewish culinary traditions, offering an authentic experience for both locals and visitors. This blend of history, culture, and tradition makes Higienópolis a unique destination for those interested in exploring Jewish heritage in São Paulo.

• Memorial da Imigracao Judaica - The São Paulo Holocaust Memorial serves as a space for remembrance and reflection, dedicated to preserving the history and lessons of the Holocaust. Opened in November 2017, it is situated on the top floor of the Jewish Immigration Memorial, within the historic synagogue of Bom Retiro, a traditional Jewish neighborhood in São Paulo.
  The memorial features an interactive and audiovisual collection that includes photographs, videos, period objects, and artistic installations. These elements sensitively and educationally narrate the horrors endured by millions of Jews during World War II, fostering awareness of the dangers of antisemitism and intolerance.

Visits are free, subject to prior scheduling, and offer a profound experience that encourages empathy, respect, and the appreciation of human rights.

• Museu Judaico de Sao Paulo - The Jewish Museum of São Paulo (MUJ) is an institution committed to preserving and sharing Jewish history, culture, and traditions in Brazil, while fostering dialogue with contemporary Brazilian society.
  The museum is housed in the historic Beth-El Synagogue, constructed between 1927 and 1932 in Byzantine style, with seven sides symbolizing the seven days of creation and the seven arms of the menorah.
  The MUJ collection comprises approximately 2,000 items, including objects, documents, photographs, and oral histories that trace the journey of the Jewish community in Brazil, from the arrival of the first immigrants to the present day.
  The museum also offers interactive and educational exhibitions on topics such as Jewish immigration, the Holocaust, and the contributions of Jews to Brazilian society. Additionally, it features a specialized library, shop, café, and spaces for events and cultural activities.

• Sinagoga Beth-El - During the Jewish tour of São Paulo, travelers will have the opportunity to explore some of the city’s historic and significant synagogues. The tour includes visits to the exteriors of these temples, where participants can observe their architectural facades and learn about their history and importance to the community. Depending on availability on the day of the tour, it may be possible to visit the interior of an operational synagogue, allowing for a closer experience of the spiritual and cultural atmosphere. Internal visits are subject to prior authorization and the schedule of religious activities. This experience offers an authentic connection with Jewish heritage in São Paulo.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tour guide knowledgeable about Jewish religion and culture

• Lunch
• Tickets to museums and synagogues
• tips

Shalom ve Baruch Haba!

Welcome to the Private Jewish Tour in São Paulo, guided by an expert who will lead you on an intriguing exploration of the history, culture, and traditions of the Jewish community in Brazil’s largest city.

This 5-hour tour includes visits to significant sites such as São Paulo’s first synagogue, established in 1912 in the Bom Retiro neighborhood, the traditional Jewish area of Higienópolis, and the Jewish Museum of São Paulo, which has been recently renovated and reopened with modern and captivating exhibitions.

The tour also includes a visit to a synagogue in Beit Chabad, and for a complete experience, there is an option to enjoy a meal at a kosher restaurant. Throughout the tour, the guide will also highlight other attractions and interesting facts about the city.

Please note: Museum entry fees and meals are not included in the tour price.

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