Discover the rich heritage of Jewish Copenhagen on an exclusive guided walking tour.
Learn how Jewish life in Denmark began in 1622 and evolved into today’s vibrant community.
Visit the magnificent Great Synagogue, the heart of Jewish life since 1833.
Stroll through historic streets and see iconic sites like the Round Tower and Christiansborg.
Pause by Stolpersteine—small brass memorial stones placed in front of former hom
Hear powerful stories of rescue, resilience, and the 1943 escape of 7,000 Danish Jews.
Explore the Danish Jewish Museum, a Daniel Libeskind masterpiece named Mitzvah.
An inspiring cultural experience revealing centuries of courage, identity, and tradition including a visit inside the Copenhagen Synagogue and Jewish Museum or Resistance Museum.
Experience the captivating story of Jewish life in Copenhagen on an exclusive walking tour led by a knowledgeable local Jewish guide. From the arrival of the first Jewish families invited by King Christian IV in 1622 to the dynamic community that thrives today, this curated experience offers deep historical insight enriched with personal perspective.
Visit Inside The Great Synagogue: A Landmark of Faith and Architecture
Step inside the magnificent Great Synagogue of Copenhagen, the center of Jewish life since 1833. Designed by architect G.F. Hetsch in a graceful semi-oriental classical style, the synagogue stands as an enduring symbol of Denmark’s Jewish heritage, filled with history, beauty, and quiet strength.
Iconic Copenhagen Through a Jewish Lens
As you stroll through the city’s charming historic streets, discover how Jewish history intertwines with some of Copenhagen’s most celebrated landmarks. Your guide will illuminate stories connected to the Old Town, the Round Tower, Christiansborg Palace—the seat of Parliament—and the lively pedestrian avenue Strøget. These familiar sites gain new meaning when seen through centuries of Jewish presence and experience.
Visit to The Danish Jewish Museum: A Tribute to History and Architecture
Conclude your tour at the Danish Jewish Museum, an architectural masterpiece by Daniel Libeskind. Named Mitzvah, the museum’s dramatic design reflects themes of rescue, survival, and renewal, honoring the extraordinary 1943 operation that saved 7,000 Danish Jews from Nazi persecution. Through thoughtfully curated exhibitions, the museum offers a moving encounter with culture, memory, and hope.
Stumbling Stones: Memory Set in Copenhagen’s Streets
Along the way, pause at the poignant Stolpersteine—small brass memorial stones placed in front of former homes of Danish Jews deported during the Holocaust. These subtle yet powerful tributes, part of Europe’s largest decentralized memorial, invite moments of reflection as they honor individual lives and ensure that their stories remain present in the everyday rhythm of the city.
An Inspiring Exploration of Identity, Courage & Continuity
Perfect for travelers seeking a deep and meaningful cultural experience, this tour reveals the extraordinary resilience, contributions, and spirit of Denmark’s Jewish community. Walk with us through centuries of history—from triumphs to trials—and gain a profound understanding of the stories that continue to shape Jewish Copenhagen today.
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