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Step into the rich history of Vilnius, Lithuania, on a 2.5-hour guided walking tour through the city’s storied Jewish Quarter. Meet your local guide at the steps of Vilnius Town Hall, where your journey into the heart of Jewish heritage begins.
As you stroll the narrow, winding streets, discover the legacy of the Litvaks, the Jewish community that once thrived here before World War II. Your guide brings the past to life with evocative stories and historical photographs, revealing the vibrant culture that shaped Vilnius.
Visit the site of the Great Synagogue of Vilna and the former home of the renowned Vilna Gaon. Hear how the Jewish Quarter was divided into two ghettos during the Nazi occupation, and learn about the challenges and resilience of the community during this dark chapter.
If open, step inside the Vilnius Choral Synagogue, a rare surviving landmark, and experience its unique atmosphere. The tour also explores how modern Vilnius commemorates its Jewish heritage, offering a thoughtful perspective on the city’s ongoing relationship with its past.
After the tour, you can choose to linger in the market area for lunch, visit the Jewish Museum, or return to explore more of the Jewish Cultural and Information Centre. Secure your spot now to uncover Vilnius’s remarkable Jewish history—spaces fill quickly, so book today!





