Visite à pied privée de la Vienne juive
Description
Dès le Moyen Âge, la communauté juive de Vienne était l'une des plus importantes d'Europe. Cette visite juive de 3 heures à Vienne explore les expériences tumultueuses des citoyens juifs de Vienne à travers l'expulsion, le génocide et le réveil. Votre guide historien vous aidera à découvrir les contributions influentes des anciennes icônes intellectuelles et culturelles et la revitalisation fragile de la communauté juive de Vienne qui a lieu aujourd'hui. Nous commençons à l'extérieur du temple de la ville juive avant de traverser le deuxième quartier jusqu'au temple détruit Leopoldstädter. En visitant le théâtre Nestroyhof avec son magnifique extérieur Art nouveau, qui abritait autrefois des ensembles de langue yiddish, nous réfléchissons aux brillants dirigeants des sphères intellectuelle, politique et économique de Vienne de la communauté juive: Sigmund Freud, Theodor Herzl, Karl Krauss, Franz Werfel, et Gustav Mahler. En apprenant les victimes et les survivants du génocide nazi, nous visitons les synagogues ashkénazes et séfarades détruites et le mémorial de l'Holocauste de la Judenplatz.
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Itinéraire
En dehors des belles portes du temple de la ville juive, nous considérons comment la communauté juive viennoise a dû garder ses synagogues à peine visibles de la rue malgré leur rôle influent dans le développement de leur ville au fil des siècles. Peu de villes européennes ont été aussi étroitement liées à l'histoire juive que Vienne. En dehors de cet important temple, nous apprenons la vie juive et l'implantation croissante de Vienne à partir du Moyen Âge, malgré des expulsions dramatiques. Nous ne visitons pas l'intérieur mais nous vous recommandons de contacter la synagogue pour organiser une visite avec leurs propres guides, ouverte d'avril à octobre, du lundi au jeudi. Si vous faites la visite de la synagogue du lundi à 11h30 et que vous savourez votre déjeuner, vous êtes l'endroit idéal pour commencer notre visite de 14h00 de la Vienne juive. Si vous faites la visite de la synagogue à 14 h 00 le mardi et le jeudi, elle conviendra bien après notre visite de 9 h 30 les mardi et jeudi avec une pause déjeuner.
Nous considérons l'influence de la communauté juive moderne de Vienne sur tous les aspects de la vie culturelle de la ville depuis l'extérieur du théâtre Nestroyhof avec son magnifique extérieur Art nouveau, qui abritait autrefois des ensembles de langue yiddish.
En serpentant dans le deuxième arrondissement de Vienne, pour visiter le site commémoratif du temple détruit Leopoldstädter. Aujourd'hui, il est symbolisé par quatre imposantes colonnes blanches qui s'élèvent vers le ciel.
Découvrez les victimes et les survivants du génocide nazi et le phénomène de l'antisémitisme en Europe en visitant les synagogues détruites des congrégations ashkénazes et séfarades et le mémorial de l'Holocauste de la Judenplatz.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Votre visite privée comprend une prise en charge à votre hôtel ou appartement central. Si besoin est, votre guide vous conduit en transports en commun vers les sites de visite. Nous n'incluons pas les billets de métro/tram mais votre guide vous aide à les acheter si vous n'avez pas de Vienna Pass. Si vous préférez un point de rendez-vous, la visite commence au Temple de la ville juive (Stadttempel) Seitenstettengasse 4, 1010 Wien.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Vos guides sont des professeurs, des doctorants, des historiens, des journalistes, des critiques d’art et des auteurs publiés.
Avis(8)
We did not think the tour guide had either a deep feeling or knowledge ior Jewish culture in Vienna—the topic of our tour. We learned much more by ourselves in an hour on the fourth floor of the Leopold museum. The guide was well meaning and earnest (and amiable) but we didn’t think he was qualified to give that particular tour.
We are terribly sorry to read this review. We're usually so proud of our Jewish Vienna tour and the normally marvelous reviews! We took a risk on a new member of our team and, unfortunately, we overestimated his knowledge of this important subject because of the depth of his knowledge on many other topics in Vienna. Sorry for what is a rare fail in vetting our experts appropriately. I would like to offer you free credit for you or your friends to use on any Insight Cities tour in future. I will write you directly. Our mission is to give people unforgettable educational travel experiences and we did not deliver here. So sorry. Best --Bonita at Insight Cities
Our guide was well prepared complete with photos and videos about the historical significance of the sites we viewed. Her perspectives and knowledge were invaluable to bring the history to life. We highly recommend her.
Thank you very much for such a positive review! Elizabet at Insight Cities
My wife and I took our walking tour of Jewish Vienna with Annelie together with our children, ages 21 and 26. Annelie was a wonderful and knowledgeable guide, and she kept us all engaged the entire time. She used a microphone that fed into the ear-phones she provided us, which ensured that we were able to hear and understand her despite any traffic or other noise around us. We covered a lot of ground, both historically and geographically, taking public transportation out of the Inner City into the neighboring Second District. As an adjunct to her walking tour, she also brought visual aids, a book that included maps, paintings, woodcuts and photographs of the people, places and events that shaped Jewish Viennese history from medieval times through the Shoah to the present, as well as I-Pad three-dimensional visuals of old Vienna streets and houses. All in all, this tour is the one against which we will compare all other tours in the future. A thoroughly enjoyable and rewarding experience!
Annalie certainly knew her Vienna Jewish history. She gave us a quick overview at the hotel and then we proceeded to the underground train, me on my scooter and my husband on foot. We visited an old Orthadox schul guarded by police, but did not enter. We learned history of early Jewish settlers in Vienna. I bounced along the cobblestone streets and hills finding out about these early settlers and their accomplishments and their wives who entertained dukes and other nobles. We also saw a moving WW2 monument in the shape of a b library with books shelves backwards to remember those who would have no life to recall and write about. We were led to a small shop for a warm drink and ended in a grand salon for a snack worthy of our learning that day.
Thanks so much for the detailed review. Our Jewish heritage tours are very important to us, not only in Vienna, but also in Berlin, Prague and Budapest. Glad it met expectations. Have a great fall and travel safe!
My guide was very well prepared in all aspects of history. The reason im giving her 4 stars and not five is because it lacked sentiment there was more facts than storytelling and it really didn’t move me in the sad parts of history. But the guide was very well informes and made a big effort to be thorough.
The tour with Annelie exceeded all of our expectations. She met my family and me at our hotel and gave us earpieces so that we could all hear her clearly throughout. Annelie was incredibly knowledgeable, and she tailored the tour and her remarks to keep everyone fully engaged. She had a useful binder with photos and drawings and an iPad with short vignettes to bring more of the history to life. She also honored the fact that this was a special trip for us because I wanted to see the neighborhood where my grandparents lived, which was coincidentally and conveniently near Annelie’s home. Her familiarity with the neighborhood (which would be part of the regular tour since it’s the 2nd district) made the tour even more personal. She then recommended and dropped us off at a truly local Italian restaurant (what my two teenage sons requested!) after introducing us to the staff at the restaurant. I had really high hopes and expectations for the tour because it was such an important, personal occasion and, again, they were all exceeded. Annelie made the visit even more memorable. I cannot recommend the tour more highly.
Annelie was a terrific guide with lots of interesting stories and clearly knows Vienna and Austrian history very well. My fiancee and I had a great time with her and would highly recommend Annelie to anyone visiting Vienna
We were impressed of her great knowledge on the subject. It was a great opportunity of being able to refresh and enlarge our knowledge on the subject. Thanks a lot
We're so gratified that you enjoyed the tour. We'll hope to see you again on Insight Cities tours in Prague, Berlin and Budapest. We have great Jewish heritage tours in those cities as well, in additon to many other themed tours. Have a great summer.
