Discover the Jewish History of Estonia in Tallinn led by a specialist guide. Enjoy a private tour to visit the Jewish Museum, Beit Bella Synagogue, and lesser–known remains of Jewish history in the Old Town cemeteries.
See more of historical Tallinn beyond the Old Town and discover the rich Jewish history of the city on this 4–hour tour.
Start your tour with a visit to the Estonian Jewish Museum and stroll through a unique exposition that sheds light on the somewhat unknown aspects of the Jewish history of Estonia. Move on to Beit Bella, the first synagogue built in postwar Estonia. Learn how by 1942, the Nazis had murdered those who remained, and Estonia was the first state declared Judenfrei (Jew-free).
Although many of the Jewish remnants of the past have few or no markers in the Old Town, don't miss out on the chance to visit the sites of the former prayer room at Kreutzwaldi Street, the Old Cantonists Synagogue, Great Choral Synagogue, Magasini Cemetery and the Rahumae Cemetery.
Port pick-up and drop-off
Donations at the Jewish Cultural Center
