Meet your guide In front of Ma Maison; 272 Cambridge St, Boston, MA 02114, United States. Please do not enter the restaurant, it is only a meeting point and the staff is not informed about the tour.

Private tour of Boston’s Jewish Quarter and trace the rich history of Jewish life in New England. Begin at the Vilna Shul, Boston’s last immigrant-era synagogue, where your Licensed Guide will introduce the early Jewish immigrants who found community and purpose on Beacon Hill.

Walk through the elegant streets leading to the Massachusetts State House and hear how Boston’s civic heart evolved near areas that welcomed waves of Jewish settlers.

Step into the solemn grounds of the Granary Burying Ground and reflect on the parallels between American freedom and Jewish perseverance. Although not directly tied to Jewish heritage, this site offers a powerful backdrop for stories about the fight for dignity, rights, and identity.

Continue to Faneuil Hall Marketplace, once a hub of both commerce and civil discourse, where your Guide will recount how Jewish entrepreneurs contributed to Boston’s thriving economy.

End at the moving New England Holocaust Memorial, where the etched numbers and steam rising from the glass towers evoke haunting memories of the Shoah. Your Guide will share personal stories and community legacies tied to Boston’s Jewish families, many of whom bore witness to these tragedies. This walking tour offers a deeply personal and educational experience, perfect for those who value history, memory, and cultural understanding.