Jewish Vienna and Sigmund Freud Museum

The Jewish community has a rich story in Vienna. Let's talk about the life of the community today and in the Past. We will visit places connected with the Jewish history of the city and discuss the miraculously preserved synagogue, the Old Town Hall, and the Trade in Vienna. The doctor left Vienna, although it was extremely difficult after the Nazis came to power. Still, he managed to do so. Find out who helped Freud escape to London and how it was planned. After visiting the museum, where we learn everything about the life of Freud's family, we continue exploring the history of the Jewish community in Vienna. In the city center, there is an amazingly preserved synagogue as well as a monument to the first Jew who settled in Austria. Since we are going to walk through the city, we will certainly see Vienna's landmarks such as Anker Clocks, Old Town Hall, the square of the former central market, and the oldest church in Vienna. Additionally, we will discover other notable Jewish-born residents of Vienna.

We meet at the most well-known Vienna address -and spend 1-1.5 hours at the museum where the Founder of Psychoanalysis lived and worked for 47 years! Time for a small coffee break-(optional). We will continue with the city tour as follows: 1. Hoher Markt-The Medieval Vienna and the First jew in Vienna 2. City Temple outside 3. St.Stevens Cathedral 4. Cafe Sacher Palais Todesco 5. Holocaust Memorial 5. Ring Street and Oper