TOUR PRICE: (not per person) US$ 750
Price includes an exclusive tour for up to 6 people.
Please note: It is not possible for different private groups to share this tour.
(For more than 6 people, it is additional USD 50 per person)
THE PRICE INCLUDES: A Jewish guide for 3 hours and a driver in a limousine/minivan for 2 hours
STARTING POINT: You can choose to start the tour from either The Danish Jewish Museum (Closed on Mondays) or at the Copenhagen Synagogue (closed on Fridays and Sundays).
STARTING TIME: At your request
TOUR ENDS: In the city centre of Copenhagen
ENTRANCE FEES: Not included
The Rescue Route 1 tour is a combination of a visit to the Jewish Museum or Copenhagen Synagogue, followed by a visit by car to the Dragor fishing village.
On a Rescue Route 1 tour, your Jewish guide will introduce you to the amazing story of Danish Jewry, from when the first Jews were invited by the king Christian 4th in 1622, up to present time.
In Dragor fishing village your guide will also share personal stories about the miraculous rescue of 7,000 Danish Jews in October 1943 and about Jewish life today.
Dragor fishing village and World War 2
Brave fishermen helped more than 95 % of the Jewish population in Denmark to safety in Sweden in a heroic act, the world had never seen before. Many Jewish Danes escaped from the village Dragör on small fishing boats. One of these boats was the fishing boat Elisabeth K571k, which ferried many Danish Jews to safety in Sweden on the cold and dark nights of October 1943.
Today Dragör Town is a charming village with old half-timbered houses, cozy cafes and restaurants. A mere 8 miles from the center of Copenhagen, the visit to Dragör will not only evokes the past, but also give you an interesting and unique experience of life in a small Danish coastal village.
To learn more about Jewish culture in Denmark we have created theme tours covering different aspects of Jewish life and history in this country.
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