Jewish Dublin Private Walking Tour With Optional Transfers

Dublin’s Jewish heritage runs deep, with a vibrant community that’s left an indelible mark on the city’s history. The Jewish Dublin Private Walking Tour delves into this rich legacy, exploring the Little Jerusalem neighborhood and uncovering the stories behind significant sites like the old synagogue. Whether you opt for private car transfers or explore on foot, this guided experience promises to enlighten and captivate. But what secrets lie waiting to be unearthed along the way? Prepare to uncover the fascinating tales that have shaped Dublin’s Jewish community over the centuries.

Key Points

• A private 2-3 hour walking tour that explores the history of the Jewish community in Dublin’s former neighborhood, Little Jerusalem.
• Tour highlights include an old synagogue, the Irish Jewish Museum, and the Kosher Bretzel Bakery, showcasing Jewish architecture, culture, and business.
• Option for private car transfers available, with pickup and drop-off at guests’ accommodations for added convenience.
• Tour led by an expert guide fluent in English, French, or German, providing in-depth historical insights.
• Flexible booking options, including free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve now, pay later option.

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Tour Overview

The private walking tour of Dublin’s former Jewish neighborhood, Little Jerusalem, provides a 2-3 hour exploration of the area’s rich history.

Priced from $225.79 per person, it offers the option of private car transfers. Guests can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance, and a reserve now, pay later option is available.

The tour is led by an expert guide fluent in English, French, or German, ensuring a personalized and informative experience for groups limited to 25 people per guide.

Additional guides are available for larger parties to maintain the intimate atmosphere.

Historical Insights

The tour explores the history of Jewish people in Ireland, including early references, immigration, and roles in the War of Independence. Visitors learn about the impact of World War II and the Holocaust on Dublin’s Jewish population. Historical sites visited include an old synagogue, the Irish Jewish Museum, and the 140-year-old Kosher Bretzel Bakery.

| Site | Significance |

|——|————–|

| Old Synagogue | Showcases Jewish architecture and worship practices in Dublin |

| Irish Jewish Museum | Preserves the history and culture of Ireland’s Jewish community |

| Kosher Bretzel Bakery | Operated for over a century, demonstrating the vibrant Jewish businesses in "Little Jerusalem" |

Tour Highlights

An expert guide fluent in English, French, or German leads this personal and informative exploration of Jewish history in Dublin.

Guests discover Jewish schools, shops, and businesses that thrived in Little Jerusalem during the 20th century. The tour begins near St. Patrick’s Cathedral, emphasizing the complex history of religion in Ireland.

Visitors gain insights into the early references, immigration, and roles of Jewish people in the War of Independence. The tour also explores the impact of World War II and the Holocaust on Dublin’s Jewish population, visiting historical sites like an old synagogue and the Irish Jewish Museum.

Transportation Options

Private car transfers are available with the 3-hour tour option, including pickup and drop-off at guests’ accommodations.

The transfer duration is approximately 1 hour round-trip, subject to traffic conditions.

Standard cars can accommodate 1-4 people, while larger vehicles are available for groups of 5 or more.

These private transfers provide a convenient and comfortable way to get to and from the tour starting point near St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Guests can choose the transportation option that best suits their needs and group size for a seamless and personalized tour experience.

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Meeting and Group Information

The meeting point for the Jewish Dublin Private Walking Tour is in front of the Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin, located at Dean St, The Liberties, Dublin, D08 W3X7, Ireland.

The group size is limited to 25 guests per guide to ensure personalized attention. For larger groups, an additional guide will be required, which will increase the price.

The tour is designed for an intimate experience, allowing guests to explore the Jewish history of Dublin with their knowledgeable guide. Guests have the flexibility to choose the 2-3 hour duration that best suits their schedule.

Pricing and Booking

The Jewish Dublin Private Walking Tour is priced from $225.79 per person.

This 2-3 hour guided tour explores the history of the Jewish community in Dublin’s former neighborhood, Little Jerusalem.

Travelers can opt for a private car transfer for an additional fee, with pickup and drop-off at their accommodations.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance, and a reserve now, pay later option is offered.

Group size is limited to 25 guests per guide to ensure a personalized experience.

Additional guides are required for larger groups, which increases the overall price.

What to Expect

Embarking on the Jewish Dublin Private Walking Tour, guests can expect an intimate and informative exploration of the city’s former Jewish neighborhood, Little Jerusalem.

Led by expert guides fluent in English, French, or German, the tour delves into the rich history of Ireland’s Jewish population, from early references to the impact of World War II and the Holocaust.

Visitors will discover historic sites like an old synagogue, the Irish Jewish Museum, and the iconic Kosher Bretzel Bakery, learning about the vibrant Jewish schools, shops, and businesses that once thrived in this unique area of Dublin.

About the Guide

Guests of the Jewish Dublin Private Walking Tour can expect an engaging and knowledgeable guide to lead them through the historic streets of Little Jerusalem.

The guides are fluent in English, French, or German, ensuring clear communication and understanding for all participants.

With expertise in the history of Dublin’s Jewish community, the guides provide personal and informative insights, bringing the past to life.

They skillfully navigate the tour, visiting key sites like the old synagogue and the Irish Jewish Museum, while sharing the complex story of religion in Ireland.

Their dedication ensures a memorable and enlightening experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Pet on the Tour?

Pets are not allowed on the tour. The tour is designed for personal exploration of Jewish history in Dublin, and bringing pets would not be appropriate or permitted. Tour participants are kindly asked to leave their pets at home.

Will the Tour Be Held in Inclement Weather?

The tour operates rain or shine. In case of inclement weather, the guide will adjust the itinerary to visit indoor sites and provide umbrellas or ponchos if needed, ensuring guests stay comfortable throughout the experience.

Can I Take Photographs During the Tour?

Yes, participants can take photographs during the tour. The tour’s details don’t specify any restrictions on photography, so visitors are free to capture the historical sites and learn about Dublin’s Jewish heritage at their own discretion.

Is the Tour Wheelchair-Accessible?

The tour is wheelchair-accessible. It offers options for private car transfers, and the meeting point is located near the Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin, which has accessible facilities.

What Should I Bring With Me on the Tour?

Visitors should bring comfortable walking shoes, a camera to capture historic sites, and any necessary medications or personal items. The tour covers several miles, so being prepared for the activity level is recommended.

The Sum Up

The Jewish Dublin Private Walking Tour provides an engaging exploration of the city’s rich Jewish heritage. Visitors can explore the historical Little Jerusalem neighborhood, discover significant sites, and learn about the community’s contributions to Ireland’s history. With convenient transportation options and flexible booking, this tour offers an insightful and accessible way to uncover the unique story of Dublin’s Jewish community.

You can check availability for your dates here: