Ljuba Poleva

I started working as a tour guide in Prague in 1994 when I was still a student. Communism had just barely ended and foreign – especially Western – tourists were becoming a more common sight. Much has changed since then, but I still enjoy sharing my love of Prague with visitors from all over the world.

 

I specialize in Jewish tours due to my family heritage, but I’ve been doing this job for long enough now that I’m happy to show you any aspect of Prague you’re most interested in.

 

My two decades of experience have given me deep insight into the many hidden gems this city has to offer – gems less-experience guides might not be familiar with. After working for so many years with tourists, I know that your time in a foreign city is valuable and limited. My job is to ensure that you get the most out of your visit – not just rushing through the sites. I pride myself not only on being a professional but also on providing great personal attention to all of my customers. Those who come on my tours leave Prague with a feeling that they are not only my clients but my friends as well.

 

I have guided people from all walks of life, from politicians and movie stars to the backpacking student traveling on a budget. I offer both standard introductory tours for people who’ve never been here before and specialist packages for those interested in some specific aspect of Prague’s history or culture. I can also make tailor-made tours of any part of Prague you would like to see.

Matti Geyer

I am Matti, a long-time private tour guide in Berlin, Germany. Among my tours is a Jewish Berlin tour, and many of my clients are Jewish (usually from either Israel or the US). While I’m not Jewish myself, I have a close connection to Berlin’s Jewish culture, as my mom works for the Jewish community. She’s the PA of the head of Berlin’s Jewish community (long story short: my parents are East Germans, hence had to learn Russian and after the Fall of the Berlin Wall the Jewish community in Berlin needed Russian translators for the many Jewish immigrants coming from former Soviet countries). I’ve studied History and English at the University of Potsdam and have been a guide since 2008.

Havana Jewish Heritage Private Tour

Highlights

  • This tour takes you through the history of Jewish immigration and presence in Cuba.
  • You will also see Havana’s treasures up close while enjoying personalized local service in a fully customizable private tour for you and your group in one of our classic vintage cars.

Duration

  • Up to 6 Hours

Customize Your Tour:

  • Feel free to create your one-of-a-kind tour with ease. Mention your points of interest to our knowledgeable guide or simply ask them for advice on places to visit and they will ensure the tour is as enjoyable as possible.

What’s included

  • Local Classic Car and Driver
  • Local Private Tour Guide
  • Free Pick Up and Drop Off

Recommended Itinerary:

(A monetary contribution will be required at some sites to support the Jewish community)

  • Pick up at the cruise terminal or accommodation.
  • The Hebrew Sephardi Center
  • The Exhibition of the Holocaust (the Sephardi Center in Havana)
  • Beth Shalom Synagogue
  • The Jewish cemetery in Guanabacoa. (OPTIONAL)
  • Admire the unique decor of Hotel Raquel while having a cocktail.
  • Acosta Street
  • Muralla Street
  • Typical Cuban lunch at a local “Paladar”

Optional if time permits

  • Visit Old Havana district (San Francisco de Asís square – La Cathedral square – Old Square – Arms square – Palacio de Los Capitanes Generales – Morro Fortress).

OR

  • Visit Modern Havana district ( Malecón Boulevard – Capitol – Central Park – Bar-restaurants- Floridita and Bodeguita del Medio – University of Havana – Revolution Square – Cigars Factory – Rum Museum – Colon’s Cemetery)
  • Return to cruise terminal or accommodation.

Luba Poleva

Tours are what I specialize in, but thanks to the vast network of connections that I’ve built up over the years, I can also plan and book your entire trip, from airport transfers to hotel reservations and event tickets.

Western Wall Tunnels

Discover the remarkable Western Wall Tunnels in the heart of the Old City of Jerusalem. As an integral part of Jewish cultural heritage, the site offers visitors an unparalleled journey back in time. These well-preserved tunnels, adjacent to the Western Wall, bear testimony to the architectural brilliance of ancient builders, and their discovery has facilitated a deeper connection to Jewish history. Explore notable areas including Warren’s Gate, the closest accessible point for Jews to the Holy of Holies, and the Little Western Wall, a tranquil and less frequented part of the wall. The Western Wall Tunnels resonate with the echoes of Jewish heritage, providing a tangible link to the past.

A Journey Through Time

Immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of history and tradition as you traverse the Western Wall Tunnels. Unearth stories of Jewish rebels’ courage during the Roman siege of Jerusalem in 70 CE and experiences wrapped in the mystique of Kabbalistic traditions. The tunnels serve as a solemn reminder of the destruction of the Second Temple, representing a pivotal event in Jewish history eternally memorialized in stone. As you navigate the passageways, each layer of their ancient history is a testament to the resilience and perseverance of the Jewish people. The Western Wall Tunnels await your discovery.

Images attribution:

All from : <https://english.thekotel.org/gallery/>

Joyce Xavier

Joyce is a graduate in Economics & Indian History and holds a RED CARD Tourist Guide License from the Ministry of Tourism & Culture, Government of India. He also obtained a Diploma in German Language and has undergone periodical refresher courses for Tourist Guides conducted by his parent department as well as the renowned institute ‘KITTS’ (Kerala Institute of Tourism And Travel Studies). Joyce offers a vehicle for transportation and is open to customizing the tour as per the preferences of his clients.

Exploring the Rich Heritage: Jewish Tours in Morocco – Unraveling the Jewish Culture, Synagogues, and Historic Sites

Are you a Jewish traveler seeking to immerse yourself in the captivating heritage of Morocco? Look no further! Morocco offers a treasure trove of experiences for those interested in Jewish culture, history, and spirituality. Join us on an unforgettable journey as we unveil the best places to visit and the finest Jewish heritage tours in Morocco.

 

Discovering Jewish Culture in Morocco:

Morocco boasts a diverse and thriving Jewish culture that spans centuries. Jewish communities have flourished here for millennia, resulting in a unique blend of Moroccan and Jewish traditions. From the bustling markets of Marrakech to the serene coastal town of Essaouira, every corner of this enchanting country has stories to tell.

 

Heritage Jewish Tours in Morocco:

Embarking on a heritage Jewish tour in Morocco is like stepping into a living history book. Expert guides will take you through ancient alleys to explore the well-preserved Jewish quarters, also known as Mellahs, in cities like Marrakech, Fes, and Casablanca. Visiting these Mellahs allows you to witness the harmonious coexistence of Jewish and Muslim communities throughout the centuries.

 

Synagogues and Historic Sites:

Morocco is home to a plethora of magnificent synagogues that stand as enduring symbols of Jewish faith and culture. The awe-inspiring Ibn Danan Synagogue in Fes, with its intricate architecture, and the Beth El Synagogue in Casablanca, one of the largest synagogues globally, are must-visit destinations for any Jewish traveler.

 

Cemetery Jewish Heritage in Morocco:

A visit to the Jewish cemeteries in Morocco offers a profound and moving experience. Witness the tombstones that carry the stories of generations of Jewish families who found their final resting place in this land. The Jewish Cemetery in Marrakech, for example, is a serene and sacred site, exuding a sense of history and spirituality.

 

Morocco’s Cultural Treasures for Jewish Travelers:

Beyond the religious landmarks, Morocco offers a plethora of cultural experiences for Jewish travelers. Savor the delectable Moroccan Jewish cuisine, which features mouthwatering dishes like tagine and couscous, infused with unique Jewish flavors. Engage with the local community and partake in Jewish festivals, such as Hanukkah and Passover, to truly immerse yourself in the customs and traditions.

 

A Synthesis of the Past and Present:

In modern-day Morocco, Jewish heritage continues to thrive, and the local communities are warm and welcoming to travelers from all backgrounds. Whether you’re seeking a spiritual journey, historical insights, or simply a delightful adventure, a Jewish tour in Morocco promises to be an enriching and unforgettable experience.

 

As you plan your visit to Morocco, keep in mind the preservation of cultural heritage is of utmost importance. Treat the synagogues and historic sites with respect, and engage with the local community with an open heart. Morocco’s Jewish heritage awaits your discovery, and we look forward to welcoming you to this land of enchantment and diversity.

 

So pack your bags and get ready to embark on a journey filled with wonder, as you uncover the magic of Jewish culture in Morocco – a tapestry of tradition, spirituality, and enduring history.

danny zacs

shalom to my friends !!!!

i am danny and it will be my pleasure to host and guide you during your stay in israel.

weather you are looking for jewish oriented tour, desert tour, bar mitzvah tour, cultural or luxury tour while in our wonderful country dont hesitate to contact me. as a proffesional licensed tour guide, in english and spanish,  it is my passion to guide you in israel showing you those hidden gems and familiarizing you with our lovely people.

 

Shai Shvalb

Shalom

My name is *Shai Shvalb*, and I am a professional private tour guide and the owner of *Know the Land*. As a storyteller, I love to lead and guide my guests using my private car in the Land of Israel. I am especially enthusiastic about guiding those interested in history and archaeology, interfaith dialogue and comparison, the Bible, Israeli society, and, of course, Israeli food and markets. I guide in a deep and meaningful way, seasoned with a sense of humor.

In 2019 I published a one-of-a-kind Hebrew English dictionary about the Land of Israel – *Know the Holy Land*. I recently (2022) finished writing the manuscript for my second book in English – *A Bridge to your Roots*. Using my knowledge of the Bible and Hebrew, my book connects Evangelical Christian believers to the Land of Israel, where all the roots of their faith began at the time of Jesus. So stay tuned

I offer you my services as a one-stop shop for all your needs in Israel: guidance, transportation, booking hotels, VIP handling at the airport, and anything else you might need.

 

Baku Soviet and Modern Pop-Culture Private Walking Tour

Private Walking Tour in Baku to explore busy central streets and hear exquisite stories of love and hatred, contrast and harmony from Soviet and Modern Pop-Culture.

On this Free Baku Tour, you will explore the social-cultural-leasure heart of downtown Baku labelled as “Tarqovı” (Nizami street) and learn about exquisite stories of love and hatred, rise and fall, happiness and tragedy, turmoil and tranquillity, contrast and harmony from confluent lives of oil barons, Soviet times and everyday people.

You will be guided to the social and cultural formation of Fountains Square (then Parapet), Nizami (then Torgovaya), and Khagani (Xəqani; then Molokanskaya) streets in Baku based on real-life stories, urban legends, and myths that have been developed through socialist Soviet and capitalist modern times. The tour ends with a free cup of black Azerbaijani tea at Coffee Moffie, a local coffee shop.

HIGHLIGHT

  • Explore downtown on 2.5 hours walking tour
  • Understand Soviet times and Pop-Culture in Baku
  • Hear about Urban legends and myths
  • Soak up the atmosphere of popular culture
  • Empathize with the love stories of Baku
  • Spot central pubs and cafes
  • Led by a local guide
  • Tour ends with a glass of local wine

The tour takes place EVERY DAY. However, booking is REQUIRED

 

 

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