• Ghetto Ebraico - Comunità Ebraica di Venezia - Embark on a guided walking tour of the Jewish Ghetto in Venice, led by a knowledgeable local guide. This tour, available in small groups or privately, takes you through the historic Cannaregio district and the world’s oldest Jewish Ghetto, established in 1516.
  Cross into Campo del Ghetto Nuovo and discover how Venetian Jews were confined to this fortified island, forming a densely populated area shaped by faith, tradition, and resilience.

Uncover hidden landmarks and symbolic bas-reliefs often overlooked by visitors, and learn about Napoleon’s removal of the Ghetto gates, which allowed Jewish residents to live throughout Venice. Today, the Jewish Ghetto is rich in heritage, with traditional bakeries, restaurants, and unique architecture providing a profound insight into Venice’s Jewish history and cultural identity.

• Cannaregio - Continue into the Cannaregio district, a vibrant residential area in northern Venice known for its authentic local atmosphere. The historic Jewish presence is immediately apparent, with yellow signs in Hebrew and Italian directing you to the synagogues nestled within the neighborhood.
• Calle Ghetto Vecchio - The delightful Ghetto Vecchio (Old Ghetto) is best explored at a relaxed pace, with its artisan workshops, galleries, small shops, and traditional delis bringing the neighborhood to life.
• The Spanish Synagogue - Visit the Spanish Synagogue in Venice, founded by Sephardic Jews who settled in the city after their expulsion from Spain in the late 15th century.
  It features an elegant Baroque interior rich in symbolism and Sephardic tradition. Today, it stands as one of the most significant synagogues in Venice and a crucial site for understanding the city’s Jewish heritage.
• Sinagoga Levantina - Explore the Levantine Synagogue in Venice, established by Levantine Jewish merchants from the Eastern Mediterranean. It is renowned for its richly decorated interior, elevated bimah, and traditional design.
  Still an active place of worship, the Levantine Synagogue is one of the most important sites for understanding Venice’s Jewish history, religious life, and cultural heritage.
• Jewish Museum of Venice - Although the museum is currently under restoration and closed to visitors, these exclusive synagogue visits offer a unique opportunity to experience the city’s Jewish legacy firsthand.

• Small group tour for a more intimate experience
• Professional local guide
• 2-hour walking tour of the Ghetto
• Included visits of the Levantine and Spanish Synagogues

• Transport to/from the meeting point
• Interior visit to the Jewish Museum
• Levantine Synagogue on Fridays

Discover a lesser-known side of Venice: Delve into the Cannaregio district and the historic Jewish Ghetto, away from the bustling crowds and typical tourist paths.

Gain deep cultural and historical understanding: Move beyond mere dates and facts to explore Venice’s Jewish heritage through compelling stories, landmarks, and enduring traditions.

Experience the synagogues for a more comprehensive visit, providing unique insights into these sacred spaces.

Enjoy an authentic local vibe: Stroll through residential streets adorned with artisan workshops, galleries, quaint shops, and traditional delis.

Uncover hidden details with significant meaning: Explore Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, established in 1516, and its symbolic bas-reliefs—key sites often overlooked by most visitors to Venice.

• Both men and women must wear clothing that covers the belly, shoulders and knee in the Synagogue.
• Please note that carrying any type of weapon or sharp objects, such as a knife, is not allowed for this tour.
• We kindly request that you arrive at the designated meeting point 5 to 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.
• Please be advised that it is not possible to join the tour after it has started.
• Tips/gratuities (for your guide) are always appreciated.

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