Discover personal stories of migration, resilience, identity and belonging.
Join us for a special guided walk and display of artefacts and photos exploring some remarkable journeys that shaped Brent’s community.
Learn how generations of Jewish families helped build the cultural, religious and social fabric of the borough we know today.
Free refreshments available
Free | All welcome | Booking essential
Information on what to expect when visiting a Jewish cemetery:
https://www.willesdenjewishcemetery.org.uk/visitor-guidance
Free parking is available on site.
Discover personal stories of migration, resilience, identity and belonging.
Join us for a special guided walk and display of artefacts and photos exploring some remarkable journeys that shaped Brent’s community.
Learn how generations of Jewish families helped build the cultural, religious and social fabric of the borough we know today.
Free refreshments available
Free | All welcome | Booking essential
Information on what to expect when visiting a Jewish cemetery:
https://www.willesdenjewishcemetery.org.uk/visitor-guidance
Free parking is available on site.
Discover the hidden stories behind the striking architecture of Willesden Jewish Cemetery. Led by dedicated and knowledgeable volunteers, this special guided walk reveals the rich symbolism of Jewish and Victorian funerary art and the architecture of the cemetery. It uncovers the stories behind some remarkable people laid to rest here.
You can also explore the grounds on your with our free guide on the Bloomberg app: https://www.willesdenjewishcemetery.org.uk/mobile-guide, where our volunteers share exciting stories of many famous individuals buried here.
Don’t miss our trail designed for ages 7–14 but suitable for all ages. You can pick it up from the Heritage Centre and set off on an engaging journey through the cemetery, discovering rich symbolism and hidden stories along the way.
Information on what to expect when visiting a Jewish cemetery:
https://www.willesdenjewishcemetery.org.uk/visitor-guidance
Estel·lina, a Jewish woman who lived in the Jewish Quarter of Girona in the middle of the 15th century, recalls her life and that of her community. We have a tombstone and some documents that tell us about her private life and her family environment.
Free activity in Catalan. Prior registration is required.
Visita cultural a la Judería de Zaragoza:
Una visita cultural a la judería de Zaragoza que consiste en un recorrido acompañado de anécdotas, relatos, planos, imágenes y objetos judíos, por las calles bajo las cuales estaba ubicada la judería de Zaragoza. Conoceremos algo de la cultura judía, así como su historia y convivencia con los cristianos y musulmanes a lo largo de la historia de la ciudad, hasta la expulsión de los judíos por los Reyes católicos en el siglo XV.
Una visita con el corazón en homenaje a los desconocidos personajes Zaragozanos hasta su expulsión en 1492, que aportaron arte, cultura y economía a nuestra ciudad.
La visita se desarrolla enteramente en exteriores por lo cual no presenta dificultades para personas con movilidad reducida.
Guided Tour through YALLA. Arab-Jewish Encounters.
Guided Tour in French – exhibitions of the Blaues Haus
A historical approach to the daily activities from the 12th to the 14th centuries through the most significant places of the Call Major, ending at the spaces where the Call Menor used to be. It includes a visit to the medieval silos on Carrer de la Fruita and to the MUHBA El Call center.”
Make your reservation here:
https://entrades.eicub.net:8443/muslinkIV/index.jsp?lang=1&nom_cache=HISTORIA&property=HISTORIA&codiActiv=1060#close
Local History Tour Around the Jewish Biatorbágy
Between 1888 and 1944, the Jewish community played an active role in the life of Biatorbágy. Their presence is still reflected in local heritage through former Jewish residences, the prayer house, and the cemetery. Building on the tradition of thematic city tours, this event will offer a guided walk following the traces of Biatorbágy’s Jewish population, reviving their memory and highlighting their contribution to the town’s growth and culture.
Participants will learn about the history of key buildings and the families who once lived there, including a pharmacist, a vinegar manufacturer, a farmer, and a merchant. The walk will be led by two experts: sociologist and community researcher Bihari Zoltán and architect Judit Tótpál DLA.