
This 3-hour walking tour involves exploring Milan’s historic quarter while focusing on the Jewish community's history. Participants will learn about various historical periods in Milan and their effects on Jewish life, as well as stories about contemporary Jewish experiences. The tour will highlight Jewish traces and monuments located throughout the city, including visits to significant landmarks such as the Duomo and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, with an emphasis on their Jewish connections. A key stop is the Sinagoga Centrale di Milano, located 10 minutes from the Duomo, which requires advance booking, a minimum donation of €10 per person, and passports for security clearance. Last-minute bookings may not guarantee entry. The Holocaust Memorial is not part of the tour but can be visited separately.
We talk about Vittorio Emanuel, the dynasty of royal houses in Italy and how the city is built
Talking about World War II and Mussolini
We talk about Bakria and his contribution to the world of law in Italy
They talk about the Jewish religion, history in Italy and Milan Entrance to the synagogue is with a donation of at least 10 euros per person, you need to coordinate the entrance with us in advance. *During August, visiting the synagogue requires prior arrangement due to limited opening hours. Please get in touch with us to see if we can coordinate your visit.
Arriving at Piazza Duomo they talk about the similarities and differences between Judaism and Christianity And also about the architecture of churches and synagogues and the Jewish symbols on the Domo
To see the city from above and talking about high-rise buildings in Milan and Italy
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