The Jewish Bristol Walking Tour

The Jewish Bristol Walking Tour provides an engaging, theatrical, and educational experience that highlights the rich history of the Jewish community in Bristol, both past and present, exploring significant sites and stories that have shaped the Jewish presence in the city while fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of its cultural heritage.
Participants will visit historically significant sites and notable landmarks associated with Jewish life in Bristol. They will learn about the origins of the Jewish community in Bristol, key historical events, influential Jewish figures, and the community's contributions to the city's cultural and economic life.
​This walking tour aims to illuminate the historical significance and contributions of the Jewish community in Bristol, promoting cultural understanding and historical awareness. It will celebrate Bristol’s Jewish heritage and serve as a bridge between past and present, enriching the city’s cultural landscape.
Led by Stav Meishar, a renowned Jewish historian and storyteller, this tour is an enjoyable and fascinating experience for all.

Key tour stops include:
- Park Row Synagogue: A historic building serving the Bristol Jewish community since 1871
- Jacob's Well: Dating back to the medieval period, featuring Europe’s oldest Hebrew inscription and a debated Jewish ritual bath
- Barton Road Jewish Cemetery: Purchased by Lazarus Jacob, the inventor of Bristol Blue Glass.
- and many more.