Regelmæssig vandretur i jødiske Vilnius
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NB: Turen foregår på engelsk. Gå tilbage i tiden for at blive bekendt med et samfund, der tjente Vilnius titlen "Jerusalem af Litauen" og de tider, der ændrede Vilnius ansigt for evigt. Gå rundt i det tidligere jødiske kvarter, små og store ghettoer under 2. verdenskrig på udkig efter spor af fortiden. Find ud af, hvor den berømte jødiske lærde Vilna Gaon boede og meget mere fra den jødiske historie i Vilnius.
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Vores guide vil møde dig på trapperne til Vilnius Rådhus for at give dig en introduktion til jødisk historie i Vilnius, før du udforsker gaderne i det tidligere jødiske kvarter.
Efter at have lært om jødisk historie i byen, vil guiden tage dig med til at se de smalle snoede gader, hvor jøder begyndte at flytte til i det 16. århundrede. Du vil fortsætte med at udforske smalle snoede gader, hvor jøder begyndte at flytte til i det 16. århundrede.
Guiden vil vise et af de nyeste kunstprojekter til minde om jødisk fortid - "Vægge der husker". Du kommer også forbi den berømte Glaspustergade.
Du fortsætter turen gennem den jødiske gade for at se skaderne på den store synagoge i Vilna under anden verdenskrig og sovjetperioden.
Guiden vil fortælle dig livshistorien om den berømte jødiske lærde, der boede i Vilnius i det 18. århundrede.
Du vil forlade den lille ghetto og komme til det tidligere område i den store jødiske ghetto. Mulighed for en kort pause på den tyske gade, hvis det er nødvendigt.
Besøg den eneste overlevende synagoge i byen mod et ekstra gebyr på 2 EUR (kun kontant). Besøg muligt, hvis åbnet. Kan være lukket på jødiske helligdage/af andre årsager
Guiden forklarer dig om skabninger af to ghettoer under 2. verdenskrig i det tidligere jødiske kvarter. Du lærer også om livet i ghettoerne, og det er likvidation.
Besøg gaden, hvor du kan finde bevarede navne på jødiske butikker på jiddisch og polsk fra mellemkrigstiden. For enden af gaden finder du en bygning, som fungerede som bibliotek i ghettoårene.
En af de mest elskelige statuer i byen. Lær om den berømte jødiske læge, der boede i Vilnius.
Benyt lejligheden til at få lidt ekstra information på det jødiske informationskontor, hvis det er nødvendigt, guiden vil pege dig på stedet.
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Extremely knowledgeable guide. Highly recommend!
Knowledgeable and engaging guide who also recommended various books and films to learn more. She obtained access for us to see an active archaeological site where the underground remains of a synagogue destroyed during WWII are being uncovered. Patiently answered all of our questions and asked the group for our personal family stories before wrapping up the tour, which I thought was a really meaningful.
This was a fantastic tour. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and interesting and really brought the history to life. To anyone with any Lithuanian Jewish heritage this is definitely a 100% must do tour, but I would also highly recommend it to anyone visiting Vilnius. Thank you!
A well-informed guide explained 600 years of Jewish history in the history of Vilnius and Lithuania in a well-founded and dedicated manner.
A very informative, interesting & complex tour. The tour facilitator was excellent shedding light on dark periods of Jewish history. A very knowledgeable individual with brilliant narration of painful stories. The Jewish population has dimished greatly in the 21st centuary.
Very knowledgeable guide. Interesting content, felt emotional, good English, respectful of all participants
We showed up at Town Hall steps (the meeting point) and there were a LOT of people - so we were thrilled when the first guide said we’d be broken into two groups, and we were put in a group with Šarūnas - he was excellent! Both in terms of his knowledge and ability to answer questions, as well as his presentation - he was loud enough to be comfortably heard by everyone, and his English was excellent. The tour was about 2,5 hours and proceeded at a good pace; it felt well organised. It was very hot the day we took it, and Šarūnas did a good job of stopping places in the shade, and the break in the basement of a museum in the middle was perfect. Interesting sights, great explanations and stories - our guide seemed very knowledgeable. We spotted him a couple days later giving a different tour, which also sounded very interesting!
Our guide, Kristina, was very knowledgeable and packed a lot of information into our tour. Given the Jewish area was largely destroyed, there are few actual visible remains to see, but Kristina’s narrative brought life to the tour.
Was so rich with information and Kristina is quite an expert! I learned a lot and the size of tne group was decent. Well organized!
Outstanding Jewish walking tour with guide Milda. She was knowledgeable about Jewish history, theology, and the broader context in which the Lithuanian Jews lived. She was one of the best walking guides we have ever had!
