This walk tells the stories of notable Rabbis, such as Chief Rabbi Hermann Adler and Chief Rabbi Joseph Hertz, as well as intriguing teachers and Zionists. The first Jewish cemetery Registered as a Park and Garden of Special Historic Interest, Willesden offers a remarkable heritage experience, and a very special place for the Jewish community.
Tours are approximately 90 minutes long, starting at the Heritage Centre.
Parking is available on site.
Wheelchairs can be provided upon request.
No dogs (with the exception of guide dogs), cycling or eating permitted.
Walking Tours are £10, or £8 concessions for Students and Seniors.

Rabbis, Chief Rabbis, Educationists and Zionists at Willesden Jewish Cemetery
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