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Step into the heart of Venice’s Cannaregio district and uncover the rich heritage of the city’s Jewish Ghetto on this immersive walking tour. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you’ll explore one of Venice’s most fascinating and historically significant neighborhoods, often overlooked by visitors to Italy.
As you wander through narrow streets and lively squares, you’ll discover artisan workshops, galleries, and traditional delis that reveal the authentic spirit of Venetian daily life. The tour brings to life the stories of the Jewish community, from their arrival to their resilience and cultural contributions over the centuries.
A highlight of your journey is a visit to the Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, established in 1516 as a fortified island. Here, your guide will share the moving history behind the bas-reliefs and memorials, offering insight into the challenges and triumphs of Venetian Jews throughout the ages.
Enhance your experience with an exclusive visit to the Levantine and Spanish Synagogues, where expert guides from the Jewish Museum provide in-depth perspectives on the community’s traditions and legacy. Please note that modest dress is required for synagogue entry, and the Jewish Museum interior is currently under restoration.
This two-hour small-group tour ensures a personal and engaging experience, with all synagogue tickets provided by your guide. Arrive at the meeting point a few minutes early to begin your journey through centuries of history and culture. Secure your spot today and discover a hidden side of Venice that few travelers ever see!







