World Jewish Travel Official
"World Jewish Travel is a non-profit and started with a vision to make Jewish cultural travel accessible to anyone wanting to explore the long and rich history of Jewish communities around the globe. We work with Jewish communities, municipalities and national tourism boards to help them curate pages on the site. A part of our mission is to give students vital work experience, so this project is managed by a team of students from the Reichman University in Israel."
400 Years of Jewish Culture in Copenhagen, Denmark
The 25th of November 1622 the danish king Christian IV (1588-1648) i...
The Jewish Story of Venice, Italy
The Jewish Story of Venice, Italy It’s a scene most of u...
Jewish Vienna, Austria: A Community of Influence and Suffering
The History Jewish Vienna: Amazing and Devastating ...
Diamonds Are Made Under Pressure: The Story of Jewish London
London and Jews: A History Intertwined
Krakow, Poland: The Height of Jewish Success and Collapse in Poland
Krakow: The Story of Jewish Poland
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina: Four Centuries of Jewish Success and Survival
Sarajevo: A Jewel of Jewish History
The Jewish Story of Kutaisi, Georgia
Kutaisi is the legislative capital of Georgia, and a current municip...
Berlin, Germany: A City of Jewish Culture, History, and Resilience
The Jewish history of Germany predates the establishment of
Zikhron Yaakov, Israel: Where the Roots of Zionism Run Deep
For those unfamiliar with the term, Aliyah, is the symbolic event of...
Nazareth, Israel: The City Where Christianity Was Conceived
Every Christian in the world has heard tales of the city of
Ein Kerem, Israel: The Picture Perfect Town of Judea
Nestled in the highlands of Jerusalem, between Mount Ors and Mount H...
Tiberias, Israel: An Extraordinary City for the Ages
One of the four original holy cities of Judaism,
6 Iconic Sites That Celebrate Jewish American Heritage
With 7.6 million Jews currently living in America, it is no wonder t...
The Eilat-Mitzpe Ramon Region, Israel: The Desert is Where Life Can Begin Again
The south of Israel, between Mitzpe Ramon and Eilat, is one of the most breathtaking la...
Jaffa, Israel: The Charming Port City of Color, Art, and Knafeh
The Jewish Story of Jaffa
Welcoming Purim 2022: A Jewish Carnival of Hamantaschen, Parades, and Plenty of Alcohol
Purim 2022: The Purim Holiday is Back and Better Than Ever
Tips to Visit Anne Frank House, Amsterdam
A visit to Anne Frank House is usually at the top of people’s list when traveling to
5 Virtual Tours That Will Connect you to Israel
Virtual Tour in Israel = A Stress-Free Travel Experience
Christmas in Israel: Decking the Halls of Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Jaffa, and Nazareth
Experience the Story of Christmas in the Holy Land ...
The Jewish Story of Harbin, China
The city of Harbin is the capital of Heilung Kiang province in northern Manchuria, northeast China. ...
The Jewish Story of Eisenstadt, Austria
Burgenland is the easternmost federal state of Austria. In its capit...
The Jewish Story of Tbilisi, Georgia
Tbilisi, located in the eastern part of Georgia, at the both banks o...
The Jewish Story of Izmir, Turkey
Evidence of Jewish life in Izmir dates back to Hellenistic and Roman...
The Jewish Story of Baku, Azerbaijan
Jewish population of Baku consists mainly of Ashkenazi Jews, who sta...
The Jewish Story of Guba, Azerbaijan
Quba Khanate (Guba) was ruled by Hussein Ali Khan in the 18th centur...
Coming Together: The Shabbat Project, Midburn Festival, and InDNegev
Coming Together: The Shabbat Project, Midburn Festival, and InDNegev Jewish Spiritu...
The Jewish City Story of Minsk, Belarus
The capital of Belarus, Minsk is a beautiful city with a rich histor...
Constantly Rebuilt: The Worms Synagogue, a Space of Belief, Trauma and Resilience
The Jewish communities in three cities alongside the Rhine – Speyer, Worms and Mainz – formed a ...
From Rosh Hashanah to Sukkot: Bringing in the Jewish New Year!
According to Jewish tradition, the beginning of the year is not
Your Ultimate Israeli Festival Guide for August 2022
For those of you located in Israel, August is the month of the Israe...
The Jewish Story of Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona’s Jewish Community: One of Europe’s Oldest The stunning city of Barcelona is...
Hungary Exhibit Honors Architect Lipot Baumhorn
Hungary: An exhibit honors architect LipÃ...
Israeli Baseball Team Prepares for Tokyo Olympics with US Exhibitions Games
An official Israeli baseball team is going to the Olympics! For the ...
5 International Jewish Cultural Festivals Happening This Summer
For the past year,
Virtual Hanukkah Celebrations
From dreidels to latkes and everything in between, Hanukkah has beco...
Holocaust Memorials in Berlin, Budapest, and Amsterdam
There are hundreds of Holocaust memorials around the world, including many in cities where we run
Purim Foods and Recipes
The most commonly known Purim food is the hamantaschen (Yiddish for “Haman’s pocketsâ€), also k...
Celebrating Mimouna
Mimouna is a traditional North African Jewish
36 Hours in Jerusalem
Visiting Jerusalem in a short amount of time can be a real challenge. Every corner is a testimony to...
Top 10 ways to fix Jewish American Heritage Month
10 ways the month can become the best answer...
A Tale of Two Amsterdams
The same spirit that made Amsterdam a center of Jewish life centuries ago makes it a d...
Israel's Top 10 Ethnic Restaurants
Looking to tantalize your taste buds? Look no further! Israel’s Top 10 Ethnic Restaurant...
The Jewish Story of Cordoba, Spain
Situated on a river and fertile farming land, Cordoba has a diverse and varied history of both Musli...
Wikipedia contest taking Israeli heritage to a new level
Review: Top 10 winning photos at the annual Wiki Loves Monuments Israel contest, with a special...
The Jewish Story of Madrid, Spain
As the capital and cultural center of Spain, Madrid is one of the mo...
Remembering the World's First Jewish Ghetto
Not a year goes by without a tourist walking into the Venice Ghetto asking where the concentration c...