• Higienopolis - Explore some of the most historically city neighborhoods such as “Higienópolis” and “Bom Retiro” that are those where Jewish groups mostly settled down along the late 19th-century and first half of 20th-century. - São Paulo Jewish Museum - Come and discover the brand-new Jewish Museum of São Paulo that has undergone a process of restoration and modernization to finally receive the public. The main exhibition is an engaging and exciting journey through the history of the migratory waves of Jews in more than four centuries to Brazil. Visitors can also have access to a café that offers Jewish delights, a shop selling typical products. - Memorial da Imigracao Judaica - Get to visit the oldest synagogue of São Paulo (Kehilat Israel), that now houses a memorial of Jewish immigration. - Memorial da Imigracao Judaica - Visit the Holocaust Memorial with an interactive collection as well as the Center for Jewish Culture that aims to disseminate Jewish culture. Get to understand about the Jews who fled from Brazil during Portuguese religious persecution in the 17th century and helped to found in North America the Dutch settlement of “New Amsterdam”, which is now known as New York City.

• Inclusive of VAT, all taxes, handling charges, and parking fees.
• Complimentary airport Greet & Meet service.
• Guidance from a professional licensed private tour guide.
• Entrance fees to all attractions covered.
• Transportation in a fully-equipped vehicle.
• Hotel and airport pickup and drop-off within São Paulo area.
• Private driver assigned to groups over 4 people.

• Food and drinks.
• Gratuities (optional)

For those belonging to the Jewish community or fascinated by their traditions, opt for a personal exploration of São Paulo’s major Jewish landmarks.

With half of Brazil’s Jewish population residing in São Paulo, the city boasts a vast array of facilities like synagogues, kosher dining establishments, Jewish themed hotels, and cultural spaces. Guided by a Jewish local, delve into the areas where Jewish communities have historically settled.

Blend a picturesque drive of São Paulo’s key attractions with visits to the city’s oldest synagogue and the Jewish immigration memorial.

Explore the recently revamped Jewish Museum of São Paulo, which after much restoration is now open to the public. Check out its café, serving Jewish specialty dishes and a shop selling local produce.

Understand what life is like for a Jew in São Paulo, discover its significant contribution to the formation of Brazil, and learn about the eminent Jewish figures in Brazil.

Discuss your interests, whether they’re centered on Jewish themes or local culture.

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