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Visite à pied hassidique de Williamsburg à New York

Visite à pied hassidique de Williamsburg à New York

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Cette tournée est un joyau peu connu à Hasidic Williamsburg, dirigée par Frieda Vizel, qui a été élevée dans la secte juive Satmar Hasidic. La visite vise à vous amener à une compréhension plus profonde et humanisante de la vie haïsidique. Les groupes sont petits afin que les visiteurs puissent apprendre à se connaître, et le prix de la visite comprend les arrêts de restauration et l'équipement audio !

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Mon 23 Dec

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Ce qui est inclu

Informative, friendly, professional guide

Sampling of kosher food

Informative, friendly, professional guide

Sampling of kosher food

Informative, friendly, professional guide

Sampling of kosher food

Informative, friendly, professional guide

Information additionnelle

Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Des sièges pour bébés spécialisés sont disponibles
Les options de transport sont accessibles aux fauteuils roulants
Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré

À quoi s'attendre

Bedford Avenue

The longest Avenue in Brooklyn; we visit the Hasidic section.

Bedford Avenue

The longest Avenue in Brooklyn; we visit the Hasidic section.

Bedford Avenue

The longest Avenue in Brooklyn; we visit the Hasidic section.

Bedford Avenue

The longest Avenue in Brooklyn; we visit the Hasidic section.

Avenue Bedford

La plus longue avenue de Brooklyn ; nous visitons la section hassidique.

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Politique d'annulation

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Commentaires (204)

uncleirv

Nov 2014

In deference to Lewis G. Carroll, Frieda Vizel may not be Alice and Williamsburgh is not Wonderland, but as we took this incredible walking tour, we indeed entered another world. Frieda's perspective is unique among any other guide. She herself went through a "glass", having been raised as a Hasid and then departed. That is what made this walking tour very unique. She showed us that world. We saw street life, very different from our own, yet we never left New York. She explained our religion, but from a vastly different realm. From Rugalach at the start to Kugel for "dessert", this tour offered an all encompassing perspective of a truly different lifestyle to us who can only envision it through our very personal looking-glass.

elke106

Oct 2014

Of all the memories we have of our New York trip, none seems more vivid and lasting than Frieda guiding us through the Hasidic Satmar community in Williamsburg. They way she introduced us to this very special community was informative, fascinating and frankly touching. She managed to weave personal experiences and in-depth historical knowledge into a wonderful tapestry of inspiring tales and impressive facts. Her masterful storytelling was not just entertaining, but also managed to imbue us with a greater sense of tolerance for the different cultural lifestyles which we were able to catch glimpses of. Highly recommended!

PeterMilloy

Sep 2014

This tour has a significant constraint: it doesn't involve planned interaction with Hasidim themselves. However, this is made known clearly in advance to prospective participants, so there's no false advertising. And afterward, this constraint will seem perfectly in keeping with who those folks want to be: cut off from the rest of us for very understandable reasons. We walked around portions of the Hasidic neighborhood and had the benefit of an insider's commentary, and it was marvelous. The tour was organized around a life-cycle theme. It wasn't merely an anthropological field trip, though informed by awareness of social-scientific as well as religious perspectives. The unexpected delight was Frieda's candor in responding to our many questions out of her own life story. I went with just my wife, but I'd love to take a bus full of my friends.