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Jewish Tour Zagreb
Our tour includes visits to all the landmarks and sites of Zagreb, with detailed insight into the history of Jews in Zagreb and surrounding areas, and the revival of Jewish life today. Visit of the place wher Jewish Synagogue was built, Mirogoj cemetery and Zagreb's most beautiful sights.
Duration 2 hours
Private tour available in English, German
Group tour available in English, German
Group tour pricing from 43 EUR per person
Highlights
Jewish Cemetery at Mirogoj Cemetery Zagreb
The house of Agatha Arnstein at Zrinski Park
Gundulićeva Str. Nr. 39, home of Lea Deutsch, actress who died during the Holocaust
Grand Synagogue of Zagreb was entirely destroyed in 1941, visiting that place which is a parking area now
Description
The Jewish community in Croatia numbers around 2500 members. They live in 10 distinctive Jewish townships.
The largest community is in the capital of Zagreb. Their headquarters is in Palmoticeva 16. At the same address you will find a synagogue, an art gallery, a Holocaust research and documentation center and the largest Jewish library in the Balkans, named after rabbi Lavoslav Sik. As we walk along Zagreb's old and new streets, we visit buildings and suits which use to be part of Jewish life in Zagreb until the WW2.
A large number of Jewish tombs can be found at beautiful Mirogoj Cemetery, which is reached by a local bus.
Places that we visit:
The place where there used to be a Zagreb's synagogue in Praska Street, Cemetery at Mirogoj, Zrinjevac Park, Gundulićeva street nr.39 where Jewish actress star Lea Deutsch lived, and other sights of our beautiful town.
The largest community is in the capital of Zagreb. Their headquarters is in Palmoticeva 16. At the same address you will find a synagogue, an art gallery, a Holocaust research and documentation center and the largest Jewish library in the Balkans, named after rabbi Lavoslav Sik. As we walk along Zagreb's old and new streets, we visit buildings and suits which use to be part of Jewish life in Zagreb until the WW2.
A large number of Jewish tombs can be found at beautiful Mirogoj Cemetery, which is reached by a local bus.
Places that we visit:
The place where there used to be a Zagreb's synagogue in Praska Street, Cemetery at Mirogoj, Zrinjevac Park, Gundulićeva street nr.39 where Jewish actress star Lea Deutsch lived, and other sights of our beautiful town.
What’s included & not included
Guide's services
Local bus
Entrances to Museum
Meeting point
Trg Kralja Tomislava Zagreb
Zagreb
Trg Kralja Tomislava Zagreb Inga Juraga