• San Babila - A popular meeting spot - Discussing the city of Milan in general, including its past, present, and future.
• Corso Vittorio Emanuele II - Conversations about Vittorio Emanuel, the royal dynasties of Italy, and the city’s architecture.
• Piazza del Liberty - Discussions on World War II and Mussolini.
• Monumento a Cesare Beccaria - Conversations about Beccaria and his significant contributions to Italian law.
• Guastalla - Arrival at a synagogue.
• Sinagoga Centrale - Discussions on the Jewish religion, its history in Italy and Milan.

Entry to the synagogue requires a minimum donation of 10 euros per person, and prior coordination with us is necessary.

*In August, visiting the synagogue requires prior arrangement due to limited opening hours. Please contact us to see if we can coordinate your visit.

• Piazza del Duomo - Upon arriving at Piazza Duomo, discussions on the similarities and differences between Judaism and Christianity, as well as the architecture of churches and synagogues, and the Jewish symbols on the Duomo.
• Rinascente Milano - A chance to view the city from above and discuss the high-rise buildings in Milan and Italy.

• In-person guide is licensed or certified
• All Fees and Taxes

• Tea and coffee
• Entrance to the synagogue is with a donation of at least 10 euros per person.
• Our tour does not include a tour of the Holocaust Museum.

This engaging 3-hour walking tour invites participants to explore Milan’s historic district and delve into the intriguing history of the Jewish community, both past and present. Participants will gain insights into the city’s various historical eras and their influence on Jewish life, while enjoying captivating tales of Jewish life in Milan, both historically and today. The tour will uncover the history of the Jewish people in Italy, tracing Jewish landmarks and monuments hidden in unexpected places throughout the streets.

The tour also includes visits to Milan’s iconic sites, such as the Duomo and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, highlighting their Jewish connections. A key feature of the tour is the Sinagoga Centrale di Milano, located just 10 minutes from the Duomo (entry requires prior arrangement).

Please note: Entry to the synagogue requires a minimum donation of €10 per person, advance booking, and passports for security purposes. Entry cannot be guaranteed for last-minute bookings.

The Holocaust Memorial is not part of the tour but can be visited separately.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.