Museum and Synagog The largest and most well-known synagogue in Istanbul. It showcases the rich history and traditions of the Jewish community and offers visitors a unique glimpse into the city’s cultural heritage. Visitors can also explore fascinating exhibits and learn about the synagogue’s architectural and historical significance.

Fener and Balat are historic neighborhoods that once hosted a thriving Jewish community, with synagogues, schools, and cultural centers still visible today. Walking through their colorful streets, visitors can experience the unique blend of Jewish, Greek, and Ottoman heritage that shaped these districts.

Galata has been home to a vibrant Jewish community for centuries, playing an important role in the district’s trade and cultural life. Visitors can still see traces of synagogues, historic buildings, and streets that reflect the rich Jewish heritage of the area.

One of the oldest synagogues, dating back to the 15th century. (Please note that, to visit this synagogue you must send your passport photo minimum 24 hours before the tour starts.)

Kuzguncuk is a charming neighborhood on the Asian side of Istanbul that was once home to a diverse Jewish community. Visitors can still see historic synagogues, traditional houses, and streets that reflect the area’s rich multicultural heritage.

We will cross the Bosphorus Bridge and head to Kuzguncuk, enjoying the breathtaking views of the city and the strait along the way.