Lisbon, with its rich tapestry of history spanning over three millennia, has been deeply influenced by the presence of Sephardic Jews. This tour invites you to explore the unique identity that Jews in Lisbon developed, becoming part of a sophisticated society of intellectuals, mathematicians, and cabalists during the Renaissance. Begin your journey at one of Lisbon’s highest hills, offering a perfect viewpoint to observe and comprehend the city. From this vantage point, you will see the old neighborhoods, magnificent monuments, and the stunningly vibrant colors of Lisbon. Here, you will gain an understanding of the city's evolution and the significant dimensions of its Jewish quarters.

Next, come with us and visit Alfama, the second oldest district in Europe, where the physical signs of Jewish presence still linger. This area, with its narrow streets and ancient buildings, is a testament to the enduring legacy of the Jewish community in Lisbon.

You'll explore the remnants of what was once known as “Small Jerusalem,” the largest Jewish quarter in Europe before it was devastated by the 1755 earthquake. Despite the destruction, traces of its rich history remain visible. Throughout the tour, you'll hear about how Crypto Judaism became an integral part of Portuguese identity, with Jews practicing their faith in secret for centuries. The tour will also touch upon Lisbon's role during World War II, when it became a sanctuary for European Jews seeking refuge from the horrors of the Holocaust.

A visit to the Money Museum reveals a medieval wall that holds 1000 years of secrets. This stop will provide a fascinating glimpse into the past, uncovering stories that have shaped Lisbon's Jewish heritage. Continue your journey with a walk through the area that once housed the smallest Jewish quarter. This stroll will immerse you in ancient memories and the daily life of the Jewish community that once thrived here.

In the Chiado district, you'll learn about the most influential Jewish families of the Portuguese Kingdom. Chiado, with its blend of historical and modern elements, provides a perfect backdrop for these compelling stories.

At Rossio Square, delve into the dark history of the Portuguese Inquisition. You'll learn about its operations and the events that led to the establishment of a Jewish Memorial here, one of the most significant sites in Portuguese Jewish history.

Visit the Carmo Museum, dating back to the 14th-15th centuries, where you'll see old Jewish archaeological finds. This museum offers a tangible connection to the Jewish past and a deeper understanding of the community’s contributions to Portuguese society. The artifacts and exhibits here highlight the everyday life and spiritual practices of Lisbon's Jewish population, providing a profound insight into their enduring legacy.