Eyes of Rome
Eyes of Rome

Jewish Tour in Florence

Discovering Jewish Florence: A Guided Tour Through History

Focus

  • Archeology
  • History

What makes this tour Special

This tour offers a distinctive exploration of Florence by focusing on the Jewish heritage, providing participants with a specialized and unique perspective on the city's history.

The tour takes participants on a comprehensive walk through the city center, showcasing not only well-known landmarks like the Duomo and Accademia Gallery but also revealing lesser-known sites with significant Jewish history.

With a focus on Jewish heritage, the tour offers a more personalized and intimate experience, allowing participants to connect with the history and culture on a deeper level.

What to Expect

PRIVATE TOUR

Enjoy your tour with your own private tour expert at your party's disposal only

DURATION

3 hours

START TIME

10:00 - 14:00

NOT AVAILABLE

Monday, Saturday

KID FRIENDLY

This tour is suitable for kids of all ages

ENTRANCE TICKETS

Entrance tickets are included! Enjoy your tour!

What's Included
  • Private Tour with Licensed Guide
  • Meeting point with the Guide at the Hotel lobby in Florence city center
  • Access tickets to the Synagogue including Jewish Museum
  • Skip the line tickets to Accademia Gallery
Not Included/ Optional Extras
  • Pick up and Drop Off from/to your hotel (available upon request)
  • Extras


Sites you’ll visit

  • Synagogue
  • Jewish Museum
  • Baptistery of Saint John - Florence
  • Piazza della Repubblica
  • Accademia Gallery
  • The Florence Synagogue, built in 1882, stands as an architectural gem reflecting the vibrant history of the city's Jewish community. Showcasing Moorish-inspired design, the synagogue boasts an intricately ornamented facade and sumptuous interiors. With its artistic details and imposing columns, the Florence Synagogue serves as a symbol of the rich Jewish cultural heritage in the region.
  • The Jewish Museum in Florence is a compelling testament to the rich heritage of the city's Jewish community. Housed within the historic Jewish quarter, the museum showcases a diverse collection of artifacts, documents, and artworks that chronicle the community's history. Visitors can explore exhibits detailing the cultural contributions, traditions, and challenges faced by the Jewish population in Florence. With its carefully curated displays, the Jewish Museum offers a fascinating journey through time, providing insight into the resilience and cultural significance of the Jewish community in this iconic Italian city.
  • Characterized by the white Carrara and green Prato marble, it is one of the most ancient churches in Florence and gently marks the square of the city Cathedral. Its fascinating past, combining faith, history and art, has given scholars much food for thought with regard to its meaning and connection to the Renaissance era.
  • Piazza della Repubblica, one of Florence's central and vibrant squares, is located in the vicinity of the city's ancient Jewish ghetto. The ancient ghetto, also known as "La Padovaccia," dates back to the 16th century when the Jewish community was confined to this area under the rule of Cosimo I de' Medici.
  • Considered as one of the most important sculpture museums in the world, not just Florence. Located in close proximity of the Florence Fine Art Academy, hence its name and function as a drawing laboratory for artists of any time. It houses the highest number of sculptures by Michelangelo —seven works, including the world-famous David, along with priceless masterpieces and works of art spread over two floors, and thus presenting a photograph of early-Renaissance art and its heritage.

Tour description

Explore Florence's rich Jewish heritage with a visit to the magnificent Synagogue featuring its iconic green dome that graces the city skyline.


Immerse yourself in history at the Jewish Museum. Embark on a guided tour through the city center, unraveling the Jewish presence from the Renaissance to the present day.


Discover renowned landmarks, including the area around the Duomo with the Baptistery's Gates of Paradise narrating Tanach stories. Stroll through Piazza della Repubblica, once the location of the Jewish ghetto until the late 19th century. Marvel at Michelangelo's original David housed in the Accademia Gallery.


Uncover the lesser-known chapters of Jewish history intertwined with Florence's iconic sites. Book your immersive journey today!





Useful information

Tour not available on Monday and Saturday

Full Refund Cancellation Policy

Eyes of Rome has two policies with full refund terms.
The policies are included and non-optional.
  1. Dolce Vita policy is applied on all Standard Bookings placed more than 72 hours from the date of the event. We provide all our customers with Refundable Terms up to 72 hours from the date of the event for any reason. To apply for a refund including where your tour is cancelled or changed by Eyes of Rome®, please contact our customer service team at info@eyesofrome.com.
  2. Peace of Mind policy is applied on Selected Bookings and on all Bookings placed within 72 hours from the date of the event. We provide all our customers with Refundable Terms so if you are unable to attend your booking due to unforeseen circumstances outside of your control you may be entitled to a refund - please see our full set of Refundable Terms and Conditions here. To apply for a refund, please find the instructions on how to apply in the booking confirmation email you received after payment.

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