World Jewish heritage. New places, new stories.

Colorful Past, Present, & Future.

Poland is usually associated with bleak greyness, but we will be experiencing this enchanting country through a colorful lens as we explore its extraordinary beauty and culture, including the revival of Jewish life today.

The Magical City Without Jews. 

Discover why the Czech’s capital, Prague, is one of the world’s most magical tourist destinations with its treasure trove of mystical stories, stunning architecture, and cobbled streets.

Along the River of Hope.

Despite its tumultuous past, Budapest is home to the largest Jewish population in East Central Europe. Encounter Hungary’s breathtaking capital, a city with a split personality.

Eclectic & Effervescent.

Experience a glamorous and multicultural capital while delving into Germany’s rich and complex past – which will take us from the horrors of the Holocaust to a renaissance in Jewish life today.

A Saga of Glory & Tragedy.

Travel back in time to one of the greatest periods in Jewish history, the Spain of the Golden Age, while enjoying Spain’s intoxicating blend of sunny coasts, joyful flamenco dancers, and succulent tapas.

Canals, Culture, & Charm.

Experience the Netherland’s canals, tulip fields, windmills, and cycling routes. It’s no wonder that the Dutch are ranked among the happiest in the world.

Behind the Iron Curtain.

Our journey to Moscow and St. Petersburg offers a perfect blend of old and new. Prepare to be dazzled by world-class literature, theater, and architecture in one of the world’s most powerful countries.

Complexity, Culture, & Chaos.

A paradise for culture lovers. Travel 800 years back in time and discover an influential Jewish community, home to legends such as Theodor Herzl and Sigmund Freud.

Tragedy & Triumph.

Portugal has so much to offer with its stunning coastline, cobbled streets, and Douro wine region. You will be fascinated by Portugal’s Golden Age when Jews made up 20% of the population.

The Gift of Eternity.

Experience the beauty that is Greece – from mind-blowing archeological sites and ancient citadels to pristine lakes and towering mountains. Discover how Jews played a vital role in Greek history.

Feast for the Soul.

Italy is one of the world’s most sought-after destinations – and with good reason. From Venice’s famous canals and Florence’s world-renowned art museums to the divine Chianti wine route and the Vatican in Rome, you will be in paradise.

A Baltic Beauty. 

This tiny former Soviet republic is made up of beaches, lakes, and forests. You will also find the prettiest medieval towns. Estonia’s combination of old and new is remarkable – its capital Tallinn is the best-preserved medieval city in Northern Europe.

Undiscovered Fairytale.

Lithuania, with its medieval castles, ancient forests, and clear lakes is an enchanting place to visit and get lost in. Enjoy the eclectic mix of nature, culture, and history.

The Jerusalem of Europe. 

East meets West in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with its blend of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian histories filtered through a Southern Slavic lens. You are likely to remember the country for its deep, unassuming human warmth and beautiful landscapes.

Paris of the North.

From sophisticated bustling cities and ancient castles to beautiful valleys and enticing beaches, Latvia appeals to all tastes and interests. This Baltic nation really knows how to make its visitors feel at home with its warm and traditional hospitality.

Turquoise Waterfalls. 

Croatia is an idyllic haven on the glittering Adriatic coast, known for its quaint and charming cobblestone towns, exceptional food and wine, and heavenly turquoise waters. There are about 2,000 Jews and ten Jewish communities left in Croatia today.

The World’s Best Love Story.
Discover for yourself why France is the most visited country in the world, offering visitors everything from romance, cuisine, and poetry to vineyards, chateaux, and glittering coastlines. France is home to the third biggest Jewish community in the world.