Fantastic place to visit. Beautiful old synagogue (check opening times); an array of shops; a more chilled atmosphere than other places we visited. Sarah Cohen's shop is a must-visit. The gentleman who looked after Sarah Cohen in her final years still runs the business. He isn't Jewish but, out of respect, closes for the Sabbath. A real treat to meet him.

A beautiful Jewish town. Originally only 2 jewish ✡️️people currently live in this town that we have heard from our tour guide. The town is very beautiful, very clean, and very lively place. There are many shops selling sculptures, clothes, show pieces, souvenirs etc. Each has unique different types of items, quality and uniqueness. We have also visited Jewish worship place Paradesi synagogue in this town. That was also a good place.

A walk down the lane of art, history, antiques and Jewish culture. The street is sprinkled with gorgeous art gallery turned cafes. It is a collector’s dream come true. The pebble stone pathway, the vintage art and the heritage buildings invite you, stimulate you and let you explore, unwind and relax. The standout places are the synagogue, the Mocha Art Cafe, the classic art cafe, a majestic boat at the Ginger Museum Hotel and the tiny shops selling trinkets, souvenirs and all things art and culture.