The unforgettable adventure starts off with a 1-hour walk through the magnificent synagogue. Your guide will tell you all the captivating stories and forgotten legends that will definitely keep you up at night. You’ll have a chance to visit the only museum in Croatia - the Jewish Museum! Full of history to tell, the Jewish Museum will not let you down.
Then, you’ll take an informative walk through the city of Old Town itself. Full of Jewish history and culture, your expert guide will show you the city through the eye of the Jews, where you’ll find traces of those, who lived in this city since 1324!
This tour will give a totally different perspective on the culture and religion of the Jews and show you Dubrovnik in a way you’ve never seen before!The most antiquated Sephardi synagogue in Europe. The Jewish Museum has occupied the first floor of the synagogue and is the only existing one in Croatia.
Located in one of the many small streets of the Old Town of Dubrovnik, it is connected to a neighboring building that has been owned by the Tolentino family, who have been caretakers of the marvelous synagogue for centuries. The Old Synagogue is the oldest Sefardic synagogue still in use today in the world and only the second oldest synagogue in Europe. It was established in 1352 but gained legal status in the city 56 years later in 1408. The synagogue is owned by the local Jewish community and the main floor still functions as a place of worship but is now mainly a
city museum that hosts numerous ancient Jewish ritual items and centuries-old artifacts.Trek over the ancient city and spot marks of Jews who lived in this country since the very beginning! Learn all about their culture with your professional guide.
A large amount of Dubrovnik’s trade was with Mediterranean cities, all of the locations of thriving Jewish communities. Jews were tolerated as itinerant traders in Dubrovnik from 1352. With the expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492, some came and settled in Dubrovnik.
