Jewish heritage is an integral part of the country
Morocco has a rich and diverse history, and its Jewish heritage is an integral part of the country’s narrative. This tour takes you on a journey through Morocco’s Jewish communities, exploring synagogues, cemeteries, and Jewish quarters that have shaped the country’s history.
Begins Your Tour
The tour begins in Casablanca, where you will visit the Beth-El Synagogue, one of the most important in the city. You will also explore the Jewish Museum of Casablanca, the only museum of its kind in the Arab world, offering deep insights into Jewish history and culture in Morocco.
Next, head to Fez, the oldest city in Morocco and a former center of Jewish life. In Fez, you will visit the Mellah, the old Jewish quarter, and the Ibn Danan Synagogue, one of the oldest in Morocco. Learn about the history of the Jewish community in Fez and its impact on the city’s culture and economy.
The tour continues to Marrakech, where you will visit the Lazama Synagogue and the Jewish Cemetery, also known as the Miâara Cemetery. This cemetery is one of the largest and oldest in Morocco and offers a fascinating glimpse into Jewish life in Marrakech.
After Marrakech, the tour takes you to Essaouira, a coastal city known for its blend of cultures and historically significant Jewish community. Visit the Mellah of Essaouira and the tomb of Rabbi Haim Pinto, a pilgrimage site for Jews from around the world.
End Your Tour in the City Of Rabat
The tour concludes in Rabat, where you will visit the Chellah Necropolis and the Hassan Tower, both sites connected to Morocco’s Jewish history.
This Jewish heritage tour of Morocco is a unique opportunity to explore a lesser-known part of the country’s history and to learn about the life, culture, and contributions of Morocco’s Jewish community.