On Sunday, June 14, a walking tour "In Search of Jewish Belgrade" was held, organized by the Jewish Community of Belgrade and the Cervantes Institute, with the support of the Belgrade Tourist Organization and the Balkan Network of Tourism Experts. The tour was led by Milica Cindrić, a licensed tourist guide.
The route covered key points mapped through the Walk & Learn app: the Sukat Shalom Synagogue, the Jewish Community of Belgrade (where guests had the opportunity to enjoy Sephardic and Ashkenazi music, performed specifically for this occasion by Nikola Salaćanin Albahari), Bulijev Magazin, the Jewish Cultural Center, as well as the Old Synagogue in Dorćol. Through the visit to these places, participants had the chance to learn more about the layered historical and cultural heritage of the Jewish community in Belgrade, as well as the importance of preserving this heritage in a modern urban context.
The "Walk & Learn" project connects digital technology and cultural heritage, preserving and bringing closer to the public the rich history of the Jewish community in Belgrade and Serbia, merging the past and the present through an interactive experience.
The project was implemented by ViralMedia in partnership with the Jewish Community of Belgrade and in collaboration with the Jewish Historical Museum.
Registration is mandatory via the link: Registration for the free walking tour "Sephardic Belgrade"
The dates for the tours you can register for are June 21, July 12, and July 26.
