Jewish tourism

Jewish tourism offers a unique way to explore the rich history, culture, and heritage of Jewish communities around the globe.

From the ancient synagogues of Europe to the vibrant Jewish neighborhoods in cities like New York and Tel Aviv, travelers can immerse themselves in diverse experiences.

In Spain, cities like Toledo and Cordoba showcase remnants of Jewish life before the expulsion in 1492, while Greece offers glimpses into ancient Jewish history with sites like the synagogue on the island of Delos.

Modern destinations such as Berlin and Amsterdam also highlight the resilience and contributions of Jewish communities through museums and cultural tours. Whether it’s celebrating Shabbat in a new city or exploring historical landmarks, Jewish tourism provides meaningful connections to the past and present.