

by Walk with Vesna
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$220This two-hour private walking tour in Dubrovnik focuses on the history and locations connected to the Jewish community from the 14th century to the present. You start at the Dubrovnik Synagogue, the oldest Sephardi synagogue still standing in Europe, which also houses Croatia's only Jewish museum. The guide spends about an hour here, explaining the synagogue’s significance and showing the museum’s exhibits. Afterward, the tour continues through Dubrovnik's Old Town, where you walk past sites linked to the Jewish population that lived there since 1324. You will see the Jewish fountain at Pile plateau, stone fragments in the northern city area, and Jewish Street, where a ghetto existed in the 16th century. The guide describes the community’s social status, occupations, and changes through history, including the effects of the communist era on religion and nationality. The tour is led by a professional guide and is private, giving you a focused exploration of Dubrovnik’s Jewish heritage. Transportation, gratuities, and hotel pickup or drop-off are not included.
Dubrovnik Synagogue
This site is the oldest Sephardi synagogue still standing in Europe and contains Croatia's only Jewish museum. The guide spends about an hour here detailing the synagogue’s history and showing museum exhibits.
60 min
Old Town
Walk through Dubrovnik’s Old Town and identify locations connected to the Jewish community living here since 1324, including the Jewish fountain at Pile plateau, stone fragments in the northern city, and Jewish Street where a 16th-century ghetto existed.
60 min
Your guide will stand in front of the stone bridge that leads into the City Walls, holding a sign with your name on it.
End point
Your guide will stand in front of the stone bridge that leads into the City Walls, holding a sign with your name on it.


by Walk with Vesna
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$220This two-hour private walking tour in Dubrovnik focuses on the history and locations connected to the Jewish community from the 14th century to the present. You start at the Dubrovnik Synagogue, the oldest Sephardi synagogue still standing in Europe, which also houses Croatia's only Jewish museum. The guide spends about an hour here, explaining the synagogue’s significance and showing the museum’s exhibits. Afterward, the tour continues through Dubrovnik's Old Town, where you walk past sites linked to the Jewish population that lived there since 1324. You will see the Jewish fountain at Pile plateau, stone fragments in the northern city area, and Jewish Street, where a ghetto existed in the 16th century. The guide describes the community’s social status, occupations, and changes through history, including the effects of the communist era on religion and nationality. The tour is led by a professional guide and is private, giving you a focused exploration of Dubrovnik’s Jewish heritage. Transportation, gratuities, and hotel pickup or drop-off are not included.
Dubrovnik Synagogue
This site is the oldest Sephardi synagogue still standing in Europe and contains Croatia's only Jewish museum. The guide spends about an hour here detailing the synagogue’s history and showing museum exhibits.
60 min
Old Town
Walk through Dubrovnik’s Old Town and identify locations connected to the Jewish community living here since 1324, including the Jewish fountain at Pile plateau, stone fragments in the northern city, and Jewish Street where a 16th-century ghetto existed.
60 min
Your guide will stand in front of the stone bridge that leads into the City Walls, holding a sign with your name on it.
End point
Your guide will stand in front of the stone bridge that leads into the City Walls, holding a sign with your name on it.