Begin our tour at Judenplatz, Vienna's historic Jewish center, featuring the poignant Holocaust Memorial by Rachel Whiteread, Mizrahi House, representing the thriving Mizrahi-Jewish community, and the Jewish Museum Judenplatz, including a medieval synagogue.

Explore Hoher Markt, the oldest square in Vienna, discovering remnants of the medieval Jewish quarter and learning about the community's resilience in the Middle Ages.

Walk through Judengasse, a historically rich street, exploring narrow alleys and hearing tales of triumphs and tragedies from Vienna's Jewish community over the centuries.

Reach Desider-Friedmann-Platz to delve into stories of renowned Jewish figures who left an indelible mark on Vienna's cultural and intellectual life.

visit Seitenstettengasse, intertwined with vibrant Jewish life, exploring its significance and uncovering its role throughout different historical periods. Discover the historic Stadttempel Synagogue, community administration, and center of Jewish life today.

Engage with the Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI), dedicated to Holocaust research and the memory of Simon Wiesenthal, exploring how Vienna confronts its past and educates future generations.

Stroll through Kohlmarkt, learning about Jewish court suppliers and their impact on the city's cultural and economic life.

Conclude our tour at the Jewish Museum Dorotheergasse, where you can explore exhibits depicting the vibrant history of Vienna's Jewish community from the Middle Ages to the present.