Explore Europe's Jewish Heritage

Europe has a long and rich Jewish heritage, with the diaspora setting up sizable Ashkenazi and Sephardic communities in cities from Saint Petersburg to Sofia. Highlights of the region include the many synagogues in Prague's Josefov neighborhood, the many sites that constitute Jewish Vienna, Budapest's Great Synagogue (Europe’s largest synagogue), and Dubrovnik's Old Synagogue, the oldest Sephardic synagogue in Europe still in use today and just one of many Jewish Heritage sites in Croatia.

Sadly no mention of the Jewish experience in Europe can be complete without including key Holocaust locations, so we can arrange visits to camps including Auschwitz, Dachau, and Terezin, or former ghettos such as in Krakow and Warsaw. We have helped many guests get in touch with their European roots with the help of local genealogists, and the selection of tours and day trips we offer in many of our destinations provides the best way to do so.

Jewish Heritage Itineraries in Europe

These suggested itineraries are intended to be adjusted to your specific requirements and can be adjusted to include visits to ancestral villages or other places of interest to you. We offer Jewish Heritage Tours in Eastern Europe, Poland and the Baltic States, and Central Europe.