• San Francisco - Delve into the origins of San Francisco and the significant contribution of the Jewish community from the Gold Rush in 1949 to the present. Centered around Congregation Sherith Israel and its landmark building that withstood the 1906 earthquake, this sixty-minute journey explores the vibrant nexus of the city’s history and the synagogue’s role within it. The tour includes a stroll through the Beaux Arts structure designed by Albert Pasis, showcasing the synagogue’s renowned stained glass windows, which have been recognized in historical literature about Jewish life in America, San Francisco, and beyond, including the 38 distinctive stained glass windows.

• Interior views of historic buildings
• Access to significant documents

• Tea and coffee

Explore a gem of the Beaux Arts architectural period designed by the famed architect, Albert Pasis. It boasts an artistically frescoed interior, renowned stain glass windows, and one of the last functional Murry-Harris organs, making it one of San Francisco’s most stunning spaces.

This is an exclusive tour of the interior led by knowledgeable guides. Discover the history of the Jewish community during San Francisco’s gold rush, admire numerous religious artifacts from this still thriving community, and take a moment to appreciate the grandeur under the dome of this remarkable place of worship.

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