Set in a quiet corner of Venice, the Jewish Ghetto offers an opportunity to understand the Venetian Republic’s tolerance and exploitation of foreign people.

En route, you will see one of the most tranquil areas of the city, known for its long, wide canals, which are draped with the linens of the day’s wash.

Proceeding through Campo Dei Mori, your guide will share with you some of the sculptural and architectural treasures of the city. You will also encounter the painter Tintoretto’s house and visit the church where he was baptized and buried after he adorned its walls with some of his most magnificent works of art.

Then passing by Sant’Alvise, you will be able to see the masterpieces of Tiepolo. The tour concludes at the Ghetto with a historical explanation of the Jewish Community in Venice and a visit to some of the 5 synagogues located on the islet.