Flora Goldenberg is a Tour Guide in Paris. Qualified. Helpful. Flora's specialty is the Jewish History: Book the Jewish Walking tour in le Marais. No Messenger.
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13/07/2025
Macron declares July 12 annual Dreyfus commemoration day.
The French president declared on Saturday that from now on, there would be a commemoration ceremony every year for Alfred Dreyfus, a French army captain wrongly convicted of treason in 1894 amid an anti-Semitic press campaign.
Learn more about the Dreyfus affair on my special Dreyfus tour in Paris.
Fun people , means fun tour ! I loved meeting these people, it is always a treat to talk and share with interesting , curious and nice visitors !
26/06/2025
Tal Spiegel is a Paris-based pastry chef, originally from Tel Aviv. In his work, Spiegel teaches master classes around the world, and creates conceptual desserts for brands that have a keen emphasis on design and creativity. His signature recipes are about combining Mediterranean flavours into that art of French pastry.
The Abra pastry shop just opened this week in Paris in Le Marais ! Have a little treat when you are coming to the
23/06/2025
🇺🇸🇫🇷It was an honor to be invited to the American Embassy in Paris, to discover the 18th century private mansion where it is housed.
The history of Hôtel de Talleyrand, Center George C. Marshall is incredible!
Once the house of the State Minister under Louis XV, it then became the house of Talleyrand in Napoleon's time.
The Rothschilds bought this private mansion in 1838 from Talleyrand's family, and it became theirs until WWII.
During the occupation of Paris in WWII , the private mansion became the n**i headquarters for the navy of N**i Germany ("kriegsmarine").
The United States Government rented it after the war, before they bought it from the Rothschilds.
The Marshall Plan operated here (picture 4).
On pictures 8 and 9, you can see the hidden door, behind which there was once a staircase , leading to the upstairs bedrooms of Guy de Rothschild and his sisters. This hidden passage (closed today) was only found thanks to Guy de Rothschild who shared about his childhood memories of the house.
He also explained how he remembers seeing the n**is marching down the Rue de Rivoli,and on Concorde square in 1940 (picture 6).
I would love to tell you more about this place on my WWII Paris history/Paris in Wartime walking tour !
22/06/2025
June 21st is "La fête de la musique" in France.
There is music everywhere, from the afternoon until late at night.
I got to spend this year's first day of summer at Opera Garnier , to see the unforgettable ballet by Hofesh Shechter , and Israeli
19/06/2025
Had the best time yesterday with these people !
Did you know that if you come on a with me , I can help you skin the line at the best Falafel place in Paris ?
Yes, jewish food is also an important part of the tour 😋
06/06/2025
On my Jewish walking tours in Le Marais, we can now include the visit (on request) of the beautiful Tournelles synagogue 🕍
Did you know that the Eiffel's factory (from the Eiffel Tower,Yes ! 🗼) was involved in its construction?
Learn more about this unique Synagogue on one of my tours !
26/05/2025
Meeting the people on my tours is what I enjoy te most as a guide in Paris!
Got to show them the name of my grandfather's Jewish Deli in the
My family lived in le Marais before thr war and still lives here
11/05/2025
15 rue des Rosiers, my great grandfather's shop, which became my grandfather's after WWII.
My family settled in le Marais, the Jewish quarter in Paris before the war.
I still live in this area !
06/05/2025
Meeting fun people on my tours , lucky me 😉✡️🇫🇷
02/05/2025
It is warm in Paris , the days are longer, and after school the children go to the nearby playground at the park to enjoy extra time with their friends .
Such a nice time of the year to discover Paris !
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My name is Flora and I am specialized in the Jewish Walking Tour Marais Paris.
I was born in Paris, and I grew up in the Marais neighborhood, in the heart of a Jewish quarter in Paris. I am very close to my Jewish origins, and I decided to reveal the Jewish history of my city, through places and stories that you would never find in a travel guide book.
After studying history and art history at the Sorbonne University, I decided to become a guide in Paris. Why? The city of Paris is my passion and I couldn’t think of a better way to reveal everything Paris can offer. I must confess that my mother, who is a guide in Paris since 25 years, gave me the pleasure of sharing and exchanging.
My origins are very important to me, and this is why I wanted to specialize in Paris Jewish Heritage tours.
I will also be happy to give you any good advice that you would need during your stay in Paris, to help you find a kosher hotel or restaurant, as well as any other orientation questions that you have!
Licence to guide as “Guide Conférencière” by the state
5 Years : Master of Art in Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris III
1 Year : Special Training for Tour Guide Licence
6 Years experience as a private tour guide in Paris with several agencies ( Louvre, Versailles … )
3 Years with the Holocaust Memorial ( Tours for kids, private tours for groups , attend the Shoah survivors testimonies …)
A little history about my family ….
My grand father, Joe Goldenberg, was the owner of the famous Joe Goldenberg restaurant. In the restaurant, Jewish delicatessen and food attracted many visitors.
The restaurant became a symbol of resistance and revival, a meeting place for Holocaust survivors and former resistance fighters and was symbolic of a neighborhood where thousands of eastern European Jews arrived from the late 19th century, and which was the focus of N**i round-ups during the occupation of Paris in the second world war. More than half of the local Jewish community would die in concentration camps. Read more
In 1982 it was targeted in a gr***de and gun attack in which six people were killed and 22 injured. Read more
It’s been a few years since Jo Goldenberg packed up the business but his namesake lives on as an emblem of Jewish pride here in the “Pletzl”, yiddish for Little Place. Read more
