The Best Jewish Ghetto Tours in Venice

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The Jewish Quarter, or "Ghetto," in Venice, Italy, holds a significant place in the city's history and cultural fabric. Established in the early 16th century, it is recognized as one of the oldest ghettos in the world. Initially, the Venetian Republic confined Jewish residents to this area, which was segregated and locked at night.

Despite the restrictions, the Jewish Quarter became a thriving community, characterized by its narrow streets, ancient synagogues, and distinct architectural style. Visitors to the Jewish Ghetto can explore its rich heritage through guided tours, museum visits, and cultural events.

The quarter is home to several historic synagogues, including the Scuola Grande Tedesca and the Scuola Levantina, each adorned with beautiful artwork and intricate detailing. Additionally, the Jewish Museum offers insights into the history, traditions, and contributions of Venice's Jewish population over the centuries.

Today, the Jewish Quarter is a vibrant neighborhood where tradition meets modernity. Visitors can sample traditional Jewish cuisine at local eateries, browse artisan shops selling Judaica, and witness the resilience of a community that has overcome adversity to preserve its identity and heritage amidst the backdrop of one of the world's most captivating cities.

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How much do Jewish Ghetto tours cost in Venice?

Average Price Jewish Ghetto tours
$194

In Venice, Jewish Ghetto tours cost on average $194 based on our research of 13 different tours. Many of these tours offer varying activities, add extra services, and last different lengths of time, so it's not always possible to compare every option equally. Also, the highly rated options tend to cost a bit more on average.

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