Jewish Melbourne Down Under Synagogues Schools and Kosher

• Private transportation
• Guide: In-person: English
• snacks
• Bagels on completion
• Dahil olmayanlar: If you want to stay in the bagel belt and have dinner or explore on your own .........

1. Oldest in Melbourne

2. On our way to the "bagel belt" we will pass "Coney Island "as well

3. Time dependent we can visit the museum and also view the iconic st Kilda synagogue . The only synagogue named after a saint. ( I will explain )

4. on our way to a replica 770 Lubavitch hq we will pass the Beth Rivka school and Yeshiva centre

5. Kosher sushi on the menu for lunch and see the the throngs. Finish off with a cold rock kosher ice cream next door. Buy some bagels to take home

6. This magnificent shul was built in 1932 obviously because there was a sizeable jewish community in the area. Sadly no longer. The 1200 seat auditorium is often used for cantorial concerts . Over the high holidays the shul is popular for worshippers who have a family tradition of attending services.

7. this brand new memorial has the latest in audio visual equipment plus huge amounts of items on display. The main object is to show the world what hatred results in and to combat antisemitism a everlasting plague among the nations.

Public transportation options are available nearby Suitable for all physical fitness levels Easy going and slow pace for all ages ; not weather dependent , and most interesting but not boring . Incorporating many other items of interest and Judaica to purchase Surprise detours to take in what's on in Melbourne on the day/ Not available on Saturday and jewish holidays travel Time added to the total time duration back to port or hotel after Recommended for tourists who have an interest in Melbournes unique Jewish life Not suitable for young children not available on Saturday and jewish holidays highly recommended by previous tourists view it as a local

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