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Europe Tours
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Travel to Europe and explore one of the regional sources of Jewish life. The European tours offer a glimpse into contemporary culture and its historical past, traveling from Jewish glory to the travails of devastation and the joys of rebirth.
Eastern Europe Tours

Eastern Europe Tours

Tour the Warsaw Ghetto, see Auschwitz and Birkenau and mourn the victims of the Holocaust. Enjoy the pleasures of medieval Krakow, from charming cafes to magnificent castles. See this land as it once was, and encounter the Jews who still live here, making their peace with the past.
Spain Tours

Spain Tours

A trip to Spain is truly a journey in to the unexpected. Beautiful palaces and small towns with a rich history transport you to a different time. Modern architecture and a warm and friendly people evoke a promise for the future.
Greece Tours

Greece Tours

Join one of our carefully planned Greece trips that offer authentic experiences, because a trip to Greece is no ordinary tour. See the wonders of ancient Greece and get acquainted with a modern European country.
Poland Tours

Poland Tours

A tour of Poland transcends expectations, with the opportunity to explore Warsaw and discover Krakow, one of the most charming cities in all of Europe.
Hungary Tours

Hungary Tours

Explore the history of Jewish Budapest over the past 150 years, from historical synagogues and Holocaust memorials to a walk across the Danube and unique encounters with members of the Budapest Jewish community.
Germany Tours

Germany Tours

Take the opportunity to visit the beautiful city restored city of Berlin, with its modern streets and museums as well as its monuments to the past.
Czech Republic Tours

Czech Republic Tours

Stroll through the Prague Castle and over the Charles Bridge before taking your time in the Old Ghetto, the collection of synagogues and the cemetery, where the Golem is said to have once wandered.