Hey, my name is Daniel Rosenblum, I was born in Jerusalem and have been guiding in it for the last 30 years. My greatest passion is the land of Israel, its people, history and lanscapes.
I speak English, French, Italian, German and Hebrew, and would give you an emotional, informative and most of all – fun experience.
Wether you are a family or individual, a Christian, Jew or other, join me for a ride like you’ve never had before
Guide Tag: Walking
Avraham
Avraham is a ‘Tzabar’ (a native-born Israeli), a High-Technology professional, an avid traveler, a certified Tour Guide in Hebrew and English, and has a wealth of experience guiding and operating tours in Israel for both groups and individuals. AvrahamTours provides an exciting and enjoyable, moving and enriching experience, thanks to Avraham’s extensive knowledge on the subject. A love of the country and its people is a vital ingredient for a successful tour and Avraham has both. He knows Israel, her fascinating history and her many charming secrets.
Israel offers many beautiful sightseeing sites to visitors and travelers. You can find a lot of holiness, glory and fun when you come and visit Israel. You can enjoy Israel by touring its historical and archeological sites and routes, combined with hiking and tracking in Israel’s beautiful nature.
Tomer Chelouche
Tomer has been a tour guide in Tel Aviv since 2008 and has received outstanding ratings and reviews from the groups he has worked with. He offers a variety of tours in the Tel Aviv area but specialized in the Neve Tzedek neighborhood, as well as the Trail of Independence.
Kobby Lubashevsky
Your expert travel guide for the best experience in Israel and abroad
Day tour to Dead Sea, Masada and Qumran National Park
- Discover the Essence of Israel: The Dead Sea, Masada, and Qumran Caves
- The Dead Sea: Witness the lowest point on Earth, its 430m below sea level accompanied by healing waters due to its high salinity.
- Qumran Caves: Unearth ancient mysteries where Jewish monks transcribed sacred scriptures; find the oldest known scriptures at the Israel Museum.
- Masada: Marvel at this geological wonder, where King Herod built his palace; experience the poignant tale of Jewish resistance against Roman forces. Historical Significance: Masada embodies Jewish heroism, while the Qumran Caves offer insight into ancient Judaism and Christianity.
- Conclusion: Embark on a timeless journey through Israel’s history, from the courage of Masada to the wisdom of Qumran and the healing waters of the Dead Sea.
Hadara (Dari) Arbel
Native English speaker, born in 1984 in the United States, I have been living in Israel for nearly thirty years. Growing up in Jerusalem, one of the most intriguing and complex cities on earth, I have always been attracted to its history. Living in Tel Aviv and raising three young children, I keep my fingers on the pulse of its present.
Guiding has always been a part of my life: in youth groups, throughout my army service and shortly after as I was among the youngest licensed tour guides upon graduation. I have since gained 15 years of experience but am still as excited as I was on my very first day every time I meet a group, family or individual.
Tomislav Vuković
Tomislav is the author of the ‘Jewish Osijek Tour’ which is in detail described in the ‘Jewish Osijek’ brochure (available on this website also in the form of e-Book). Tomislav has already led many Jewish Osijek tours and, being a history and English teacher, he has also been educating the young generations and other teachers at the schools he has worked so far, as well as cooperating on Jewish Osijek project led by Osijek Nansen Dialogue Centre. Tomislav has also travelled to Israel where he attended some specialised trainings, seminars and conferences related to the Jewish history and cultural heritage. If you wish to get to know Jewish Osijek, Tomislav is definitely the right guide for you. His tours are available in Croatian and English and he can provide additional details and information upon your request.
Ariela Bodner
Ariela Bodner – Bespoke Jewish Tours!
Argentina is home to around 250.000 jews making it the largest Jewish community in the region and between the fifth and the sixth in the world!
Few communities in the world are so vibrant and engaged as the Jewish community in Buenos Aires!
Get to know this wonderful South American city from a Jewish perspective, through Jewish eyes and the ever present sparks of Yiddishkayt at every step!
Having worked for the largest Jewish humanitarian organization in the world for more than 18 years, I have welcomed legions of overseas visitors and federation´s missions to whom I introduced into the country´s rich Jewish heritage and present Jewish life and culture.
I invite you to connect, celebrate and foster Jewish history and identity, and its major impact on the world.
Tour length: 3.30 hs. approx. It could be a walking tour or I can rent a private car at disposal. I pick you at your hotel or where it´s convenient for you!
Some of the sites we visit: AMIA Jewish Federation (upon special request), Libertad Synagogue, Jewish Museum of Buenos Aires, Israeli Embassy square, Once Jewish neighbourhood or “Shmatta district”, Paso Synagogue, Shoah memorial, we could even stop at the Kosher Mc Donalds! and much more!
Feel free to get in contact, I´ll be happy to respond and hopefully meet you personally in your upcoming visit to Argentina, for a memorable taste of Jewish BA. I promise!
Warmly, Ariela
My Professional Bio:
Born and raised in Buenos Aires, within a traditionalist Jewish family, Ariela graduated from Maimonides Jewish Day School, Institution where her mother, proudly developed her passion for Jewish Education through her work as Principal for 25 years.
It was thanks to her family background and education that Ariela took immense pleasure in actively participating, getting involved and working for the Argentine Jewish Community.
Having collaborated with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), the world´s leading Jewish Humanitarian Assistance Organization, for the last 18 years, Ariela has acquired a practical experience in different areas of the organization, holding the responsibility of assisting the regional and the Special Programs Directors, and coordinating a vast agenda of missions and overseas visitors to whom she introduces into the lively and vibrant world of the Jewish Community in Argentina.
In this role, among other duties, Ariela has been responsible for the overall coordination of missions, the contact with US institutions, Jewish federations and donors; a task which not only involves planning and logistics but also direct contact with people through Jewish Community briefings, Jewish general sightseeing and Institutional touring.
Prior to joining JDC, Ariela obtained degrees in Jewish Studies and Hotel Management, having worked in the hospitality industry for several years, until she decided to devote herself to the Jewish institutional life.
Passionate about Jewish learning, making Jewish connections and sharing Jewish life in Argentina, Ariela also became a licensed Jewish tour guide, tremendously enjoying this experience, and definitely making this tour a highlight in your trip!
Ariela is 45 years old, married and has two children.
Jo Ator
Our walking tour company – Frankfurt on Foot, offers a Daily Tour at 10:00
We also offer a wide variety of personalized private tours:
Jewish Heritage
Rat-Beil Jewish Cemetery
3rd Reich in Frankfurt
Main Cemetery
Berlin Airlift
Frankfurt Alt Stadt
Day tours on the Rhein
Elizabeth Tasnadi
My name is Elizabeth Tasnadi. I worked as a primary school teacher for thirty-five years; I am a retired English teacher and currently work as a licenced guide in Szeged, Hungary. Because of my former job, I have vast experience with children, but I am also happy to accompany the elderly generation as well who might have difficulty in walking.
Szeged ‘The City of Sunshine’ is the third largest city of Hungary with beautiful palaces, wide avenues, green parks, a lovely promenade along the river Tisza and an extremely rich Art Nouveau architecture. I offer general sightseeing tours and themed tours such as The City of Palaces, The Gems of Art Nouveau or a Walk in the old Jewish Quarter. I fell in love with Jewish culture several years ago, thus decided to reveal the almost forgotten trace of the once important, rich, and influential local Jewish residents who highly contributed to the construction and development of Szeged.
I warmly recommend any of the following walks and I am sure you will be happy to discover the hidden treasures of architecture, art and cultural heritage of my wonderful town.
