Name: Visita a pie privada por la Budapest judía
Brand: viator
SKU: 8318
Price: 70 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (15 reviews)

3h30

Privado

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Budapest cuenta con la mayor comunidad judía de Europa del Este-Central, con un activo patrimonio religioso, artístico e histórico. Durante siglos las historias húngara y judía han estado tan entrelazadas que son prácticamente inseparables. Los judíos desempeñaban, y aún hoy en día lo hacen, un papel importante en la vida económica, cultural y vida política del país.

La excursión incluye: una visita al interior de la sinagoga de la calle Dohány, que es la más grande de Europa, una entrada al Museo Judío, que tiene una importante y exclusiva colección de obras de arte de Hungría y Europa Oriental; una visita al Cementerio del Holocausto, donde fueron sepultadas mil personas durante los tiempos del gueto; y el Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park con el árbol de la vida que fue creado para recordarnos a aquellos que perecieron en la guerra. Pasaremos también por el Templo de los Héroes, que fue construido en memoria de aquellos que dieron su vida durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

A continuación, para entender el presente, seguimos nuestro recorrido por el recién renovado barrio judío, que se utilizó como gueto durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y alberga sinagogas, monumentos, tiendas y restaurantes kosher. Veremos el monumento conmemorativo de Carl Lutz y caminaremos por la puerta del gueto de la Plaza Madach.

Podrá tomarse un descanso con café y un pastel en una agradable cafetería kosher del barrio judío.

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Incluido

Servicio de recogida en el hotel
Café y pastel en una cafetería kosher
Guía privado que habla inglés
Entradas a la Gran Sinagoga y al Museo Judío
Transporte público durante el recorrido

No incluido

Transporte desde el punto final
Propinas

Adicional

Recibirá confirmación en el momento de efectuar la reserva, salvo que reserve 3 días o menos antes del viaje. En ese caso recibirá confirmación en un plazo de 48 horas, siempre que haya disponibilidad
Aviso importante: recuerde llevar ropa discreta (que cubra los hombros y muslos) cuando visite la sinagoga. Los visitantes masculinos no puede entrar con la cabeza descubierta
Debido a las restricciones establecidas por la sinagoga, no se permite a nuestros guías hacer el recorrido completo o hablar fuerte en el interior. Los guías le darán descripciones completas antes de entrar en la sinagoga y estarán a mano durante la visita para responder a sus preguntas discretamente
Los participantes deberán estar en forma para caminar de forma continua hasta un máximo de 3,5 horas. La excursión se realizará con cualquier tipo de condiciones meteorológicas, vístase apropiadamente

Características

Turismo

85%

Cultural

75%

Deportes

20%

Opiniones

5.0

15

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jr13160

5 | 2019-07-10

Anita arrived at our hotel to take us on our Jewish Waking Tour and we have to say our tour with her was the HIGHLIGHT OF OUR TRIP. Our day was filled with emotions as she took us on a train to the Jewish Quarter and walked the area to the Great Dohany Street Synagogue. She talked about the history of the neighborhood and all the other areas we walked through. On our tour in the Great Synagogue it was an emotional one for me and I started to shed some tears so she knew how deep this went. She gave us our time to regroup and then continued to talk about the history in detail. We saw the Emanuel Tree or Tree of Life Sculpture which has the victims names inscribed on each leaf. She told us of the artist and how to this day they still come out and engrave names on the leaves when they learn of a new victims name. We went to the memorial cemetery. She then took us to Kazinczy Orthodox Synagogue, Szabadsag Square memorial park, Shoes on the Danube and more. We saw so much in the one day it was truly amazing. We went to a little kosher pastry shop and sat with her and chatted while eating a delicious FLODNI pastry and coffee which was included in tour. I asked her questions on her heritage and she said she was a Hungarian and studied History, but truly was drawn to Jewish History of her country and has a passion to always increase her knowledge and share that with others. We walked quite a bit and learned so much more than expected. She has passion for what she does and meant so much to me. We were taking a Jewish Heritage River cruise with Uniworld after our Budapest visit which we did on our own. In all of our travels throughout our Jewish Heritage trip with the river cruise, their own tour guides could not hold a candle to Anita. Anita surpassed all our expectations and she was lovely young lady, She went above and beyond what we expected. She gave us an experience of a lifetime which we always remember and cherish. You must take this tour and ask for Anita ! Perfect to take your children on this tour and show them so much in a day.

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Edward B

5 | 2018-07-10

The tour was everything we expected from Viator and more. The guide spoke excellent English and was extremely knowledgeable. A great choice!

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Perry F

5 | 2018-02-20

This was the highlight of our tour...got to see the Jewish side of a former communist country. Great guide with knowledge of the area.

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Gregory S

5 | 2016-06-06

Our tour guide was so knowledge. He was young , Enthusiastic and was willing to show us all the sights. This was such an important part of Hungry history and I would recommend it to all that come to Budapest not only Jews.

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