| Private & customized Tours |
| Group Tours |
| contact Giovanna Bossi Rosenfeld cell +39 335 678 18 31 info@jewish-florence.com |
| for info about Synagogue services, contact: Jewish Community |
Our unique tours are designed
to join Jewish guided tour to the visit to main Renaissance highlights
(landmarks and museums) of Florence. A great way to visit the city either for first
time visitors or returning visitors and to discover less known but amazing sites.
Giovanna Bossi Rosenfeld
Itinerary A - Jewish Florence Basic
(3 hours)
You will visit the beautiful Synagogue and Jewish Museum
with introduction to the history of Florence. The visit will
continue with a walking tour through the city center to discover
the unexpected presence of Jewish history from the XV to the XX Century
in some of the most famous landmarks such as the Duomo area with the famous
Baptistery’s Golden Door (10 golden bronze panels with Tanach stories),
Piazza della Repubblica, where the ghetto once stood, Piazza della Signoria
and Ponte Vecchio area and Via dei Giudei (the Jews street) where the first
Jewish settlement was until the ghetto (XV-XVI C.).
This only itinerary is also possible as a small group tour (max 10/12 people).
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me to ask info or to book this tour
Itinerary B - Jewish and Renaissance Florence Half-Day (with Academia Gallery)
(4 hours)
Same as Itinerary A (3h) with visit to Academia Gallery to see the original
David by Michelangelo.
This itinerary is not available on Monday because Academia Gallery is closed.
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me to ask info or to book this tour
Itinerary C - Jewish and Renaissance Florence Full-Day (with Academia and Uffizi Galleries)
(6 hours)
Same as Itinerary A (3h) with visit to Academia Gallery to see the original
David by Michelangelo and visit to the Uffizi Gallery’s highlights (Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo paintings).
This itinerary is not available on Monday because Academia and Uffizi Galleries are closed.
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me to ask info or to book this tour
Note - During the tour you will receive the map of "Jewish itinerary in Florence" that Giovanna Bossi Rosenfeld made on behalf of local Jewish Community, printed by APT (Florence Tourist Office).