Passado e presente da excursão ao distrito judeu de Budapeste
Descrição
Oferecemos uma profunda exploração pessoal da história através de histórias tocantes, juntamente com insights sobre a vibrante cultura contemporânea de Budapeste, incluindo sua famosa vida noturna e cena de arte urbana. Além de mergulhar no rico significado histórico do Distrito Judaico, nossos passeios se destacam por sua ênfase na descoberta de símbolos escondidos e narrativas menos conhecidas, fornecendo uma compreensão abrangente além das experiências turísticas típicas. Este é um passeio em grupo e requer um mínimo de 4 participantes para operar. Caso o número mínimo não seja atingido, você receberá um reembolso total. Nota importante: Grupos de 8 ou mais pessoas são obrigados a entrar em contato conosco com pelo menos 24 horas de antecedência e eles têm que pagar um mínimo de 8 € / pessoa taxa mínima para o passeio, se eles reservaram como um grupo ou separadamente.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Nós nos encontramos e cumprimentamos você na praça Elizabeth (Erzsébet tér em húngaro), onde nosso guia turístico local totalmente licenciado está esperando por nossos viajantes. Esboçamos o itinerário e os principais pontos turísticos ao longo do caminho, incluindo a maior Sinagoga da Europa e contamos sobre os judeus da Hungria. Vamos nos concentrar desde a Belle Epoque ou Idade de Ouro até a destruição.
Aqui falamos sobre "Gaudiópolis" a Cidade da Alegria em latim e Schutzpass que salvou milhares de vidas judaicas. Também mostramos as antigas ruínas medievais da muralha da cidade que excluíam os judeus do comércio dentro dos limites da cidade.
Você aprenderá tudo o que precisa saber sobre a maior sinagoga da Europa, os movimentos neólogos e ortodoxos, o sionismo. O passeio não entra na sinagoga, mas você verá o Pátio Memorial e o cemitério de fora.
Você aprenderá sobre a sinagoga da rua Rumbach lindamente restaurada e os belos murais e outras peças de arte urbana de rua. Não entramos na Sinagoga.
Estamos passando pela Passagem de Gozsdu e aprendemos sobre seu passado e presente. Esta passagem combina entretenimento, gastronomia e cultura, mercado e muito mais. Você também verá o último pedaço do muro do gueto.
Paramos em frente à Sinagoga da rua Kazinczy, que pertence à comunidade Ortodoxa de 50 a 60 famílias. Também falamos sobre a comida kosher, banho ritual judaico e muito mais. Não entramos na Sinagoga.
Mostramos mais peças de murais e arte urbana de rua e levamos você ao Szimpla Ruin Bar, onde você pode ver exposições pop-up e dar uma orientação final.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Opções de transporte com acessibilidade para cadeirantes
- Todas as áreas e superfíceis são acessíveis para cadeirantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(299)
We had an excellent and very knowledgeable guide. We so appreciated his compassionate approach to teaching about the segregation of Jewish people and the sorted history. It was me of my favorite hours in Budapest! Highly Recommend!!
Magnificent tour with Juan, I recommend it. Educational, enjoyable, and entertaining despite the subject matter
Great tour. It was interesting and sad to hear about the lives of the Jewish people during the War. Alot to learn from. Great area to explore too. I recommmend it highly.
We thoroughly enjoyed our Jewish tour of Budapest with Andras. He was interesting, informative and the 90+ minutes flew by. Highly recommend!
Thank you for your wonderful recommendation! We're delighted to hear you enjoyed the Jewish District tour with András and that his stories made the time fly by. We hope you had a memorable stay in Budapest!
Carlos, our guide, made the tour enjoyable by involving the group. 100% recommended
¡Muchas gracias por tu recomendación! Nos encanta saber que Carlos hizo el tour entretenido y creó una gran experiencia para todo el grupo. ¡Esperamos volver a verte en Budapest!
This was not a super long tour in terms of walking because we mostly were focused on a small area. The tour guide, Gary, was very nice and knowledgeable. I wish there could have been more exploration on how the wave of antisemitism in Hungary started because that part of the review was kind of quick. He also gave us several recommendations for places to visit.
Thank you, Luis! So glad Gary's knowledge and warmth came through on the Past and Present of Budapest Jewish District Tour. We really appreciate your feedback about wanting more depth on the roots of antisemitism in Hungary — that's valuable insight, and we'll look at how we can give that part of the story the space it deserves. Thank you too for passing along Gary's recommendations — glad they added to your visit! Warm regards, Agnes & the TripToBudapest Team
Our Jewish heritage tour in Budapest was one of the highlights in such a great city. The guide KRISTINA was extremely knowledgeable, providing fascinating insights into the history, culture, and resilience of Budapest’s Jewish community. Visiting the stunning Dohány Street Synagogue, the Jewish Quarter, and a few Holocaust memorial sites gave us a much deeper understanding of the city’s past and present. It does not include the shoes on the river which is a must. Did not include any admissions to the three synagogues. Tour was about 2 Hours. The pace was comfortable, and our guide was happy to answer questions and share personal stories that brought the history to life. We appreciated how the tour balanced historical facts with cultural experiences. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Budapest, whether you have a Jewish background or simply want to learn more about this important part of the city’s history.
Dear Randy, Thank you so much for this thoughtful review. We're delighted Kristina's knowledge and storytelling made the history feel so personal — that balance of facts and human stories is exactly what we aim for. Regarding the Shoes on the Danube Memorial: it's actually included in our general sightseeing tour rather than this one, and we'd love to have you join that tour next time to see it. As for synagogue admissions, visiting the Dohány Street Grand Synagogue properly requires at least 70 extra minutes plus an entrance fee of 14,500 HUF per person — adding this would significantly change the length and price of this tour, which is why we keep it as an optional extension rather than building it into the public tour. Thank you again for recommending us, and we hope to welcome you back to Budapest soon. Warm regards, Agnes & the Triptobudapest Team
Christine is a very funny and qualified guide , well prepaired and ready to answer all your questions.
Dear Cornelia, Thank you so much for this lovely review! We're delighted Christine's humor and preparation made the tour such an enjoyable experience, and that she was able to answer all your questions so well. We hope to welcome you back to Budapest soon! Warm regards, Agnes & the TripToBudapest Team
Outstanding in every way. Great tour guide.
Dear Robert, Thank you so much for this wonderful review! We're delighted you found the tour informative and outstanding in every way, and we'll be sure to pass along your kind words to your guide. We hope to welcome you back to Budapest soon! Warm regards, Agnes & the TripToBudapest Team
Excellent walking tour through Jewish Quarter Our guide Edre was very knowledgeable, clear and concise and overall experience very informative and educational- Edre answered all questions, had sense of humor and was great tour guide
Dear Martin, Thank you so much for this excellent review! We're delighted Endre's knowledge, clarity, and sense of humor made the tour through the Jewish Quarter such an informative and enjoyable experience. We hope to welcome you back to Budapest soon! Warm regards, Agnes & the TripToBudapest Team
