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In the footsteps of the Jews of Thessaloniki
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Duration
2 hours
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Group Type
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Private
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Thessaloniki has a rich Jewish heritage. For more than five centuries, the city was home to a thriving Sephardic Jewish community, once the second largest in Europe.
However, this powerful heritage was tragically interrupted during the Second World War. Today, the memory of this once-thriving community lives on in the streets, synagogues, and monuments that remain.
The locations you will visit include the Monastir Synagogue, the Jewish museum, Aristotle’s square, the Holocaust monument, and Thessaloniki’s port.
Join us on a journey through time and discover the history of Thessaloniki’s Jewish population, their cultural contribution, and everyday life. The guided exploration will bring to life the echoes of the past and honor the enduring spirit of a community that helped shape the soul of the city.
Families should know
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This activity is perfect for families with kids aged 4-12 years old
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