Private tours · Groups of 6 max

Jewish Paris, told from the inside.
In English, French or Hebrew.

Shalom and welcome! I'm Orlie, a certified guide-lecturer in Paris specializing in Jewish heritage. Tours in English, French or Hebrew, in private groups of up to 6.

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Orlie on the Daru staircase of the Louvre, below the Winged Victory of Samothrace Rue des Rosiers in the sunshine, falafel shopfronts and Hebrew signs

The tours

Four ways into Jewish Paris

One page, one intention: every tour is private, priced per person, and led by me.

Orlie under the rue des Rosiers street sign, in the heart of the Pletzl

The Marais & the Pletzl

The historic heart of Jewish Paris: rue des Rosiers, the hidden synagogues, the old Pletzl, told from the inside by an official guide of the Museum of Jewish Art and History.

2.5 hours from €65 / person

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The Louvre pyramid glowing at night, reflected in the fountain basin

The Louvre, a Jewish Reading

From ancient Judea to the great collectors: the Louvre holds a Jewish story most visitors walk past. My degree in Art History from Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne is what turns this visit into a reading, not a stroll. Available by day, or as a Louvre by Night visit on Wednesday evenings.

2.5 hours · day or by night from €85 / person

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A Modigliani portrait in its carved gilded frame, seen during a museum visit

Musée d'Orsay: A Journey Through the Birth of Modern Art

The Musée d'Orsay is much more than a museum of Impressionism. It is a museum of transition: the place to witness one of the most fascinating turning points in the history of Western art, read by an art historian.

2.5 hours · day, or Orsay by Night on Thursday evenings from €85 / person

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Delacroix mural of Jacob wrestling the angel, a hidden biblical masterpiece in a Paris church

Secret Jewish Paris

Jewish Paris does not end at the Marais. This tour follows the lesser-known map: the 9th arrondissement synagogues, faubourg courtyards, memorial plaques and the neighborhoods where Jewish Paris actually lives today.

3 hours from €70 / person

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Rue des Rosiers in the Marais with its shops and café terraces

Build Your Own Tour

Family roots in a specific street. A bar mitzvah trip. Three generations traveling together. Tell me what this visit means to you, and I will build the route around it.

half-day or full-day from €260 / person

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Your guide

Meet Orlie

Born in Israel, living in Paris for over twenty years.

Official guide at the Museum of Jewish Art and History (MAHJ) in the Marais.

I bring an art historian's eye to Jewish Paris, and I guide in English, French and Hebrew.

My full path →
Orlie beside the Captain Dreyfus statue in the courtyard of the MAHJ

3

languages of visit: English, French, Hebrew

6

people maximum, always private

20+

years in Paris, born in Israel

MAHJ

official guide, Museum of Jewish Art and History

Traveller words

What guests say

“Orlie showed us a Marais we would never have found alone. Hearing the history of the Pletzl in Hebrew made it unforgettable for my parents.”

Dana R. · Tel Aviv The Marais & the Pletzl

“A small private tour, no rushing, real depth. The MAHJ visit with her was the highlight of our trip.”

Michael S. · New York The Marais & the Pletzl

“We had been to the Louvre twice before. This was the first time it meant something. Orlie connects the art to our history without ever simplifying.”

Ruth & David K. · London The Louvre, a Jewish Reading

“Small group, no rushing, brilliant storytelling in English.”

Sarah M. · Chicago The Louvre, a Jewish Reading

“Our third trip to Paris, and Orlie still showed us places we had never heard of. The 9th arrondissement synagogues are breathtaking.”

Avi & Noa B. · Ra'anana Secret Jewish Paris

“This is the tour for people who think they know Paris. We walked, we talked, we understood.”

Jonathan L. · Boston Secret Jewish Paris

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