* Physicist Heinrich Hertz, composer Felix Mendelssohn, banker and philanthropist Salomon Heine, founder of cruises Albert Ballin, creator of Nivea cream Oscar Troplowitz - what do these famous people have in common? All of them are Hamburgers, and their Sephardic and Ashkenazi ancestors have been moving to Hamburg since the end of the 16th century in search of a better life and protection from the Catholic Church that persecuted them. How did they live? How did they live? What contribution have you made to the development of the port city? I invite you to take a tour of Hamburg's Jewish quarter to talk about this. We will talk about life in the "little Jerusalem". We will find out where the synagogues destroyed during the Second World War were located, and we will see the miraculously preserved synagogue. Let's get acquainted with the history of the Talmud Torah school, consider the "stumbling blocks". Let's marvel at the history of Hamburg's Jewish James Bond. Let's talk about the famous theater, where the Jewish Masonic lodge used to be located. We will visit the place where the trials took place after the Second World War. And just take a walk through one of the most beautiful areas of the city.