Jewish Quarter tour with Synagogue ticket in Venice
- Explore the historic Jewish Quarter of Venice with an expert local guide
- Visit the hidden Levantine and Spanish Synagogues tucked inside modest buildings
- Learn about the rich Jewish contribution to Venice’s culture and heritage
- Discover how the Ghetto evolved from a foundry district in 1516
Options
Join-in tour in English
Inclusions
English-speaking guide
Guided tour of Venice's Jewish Quarter
Access to the Levantina Synagogue (Not available on Friday afternoon)
Access to the Spanish Synagogue (Avaialble on Sunday to Thursday)
Access to the Italian Synagogue (Available on Friday)
Exclusions
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Access to the Jewish Museum
Additional Info
Free for children aged 0-5
Children aged 6+ will be charged the same rate as adults
Free for carers of the disabled
From Sundays-Thursdays the visits include the Levantina and Spanish Synagogues
On Fridays the visits include the Italian and the Levantina Synagogues
Please refer to the venue's official website for more information about PWD accessibility
Luggage storage services are not provided
What's included in Jewish Quarter tour with Synagogue ticket in Venice
(Subject to Option Inclusions)- [Departure] meet up at Campo di Ghetto Nuovo. You can choose to depart at the following times: 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00. Make sure you take part at the time you selected at booking, Meet your guide in front of the ticket office.Latecomers or no-shows can't be refunded Please arrive at the location 15 mins before the departure time
- [Attraction/experience] Guided tour, Ghetto Ebraico, Sinagoga Levantina, Sinagoga Spagnola, Italian Synagogue
- [Return] at Campo di Ghetto Nuovo, You can choose to return at the following times: 10:45, 12:45, 14:45, 16:45. Options available can vary based on the departure time you selected at booking and the duration of the itinerary.
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Step into the heart of Venice’s Jewish Quarter and uncover a deep cultural legacy shaped by centuries of history. On this guided tour, explore the Levantine and Spanish Synagogues, discreetly hidden within residential buildings and virtually unrecognizable from the outside. Once home to the city's foundries, this area became the official Jewish Ghetto in 1516, when Jews were required to live within its boundaries. As you walk through narrow alleys and across quiet squares, your guide will share captivating insights into Jewish life in Venice and the community’s enduring impact on art, trade, and scholarship. From the Renaissance to the present, discover how multiculturalism and openness have always defined this remarkable part of the city
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Venues
- Campo Di Ghetto Nuovo
