Get to know the Bedouin way of life in the Negev and Galilee through these culture- and hospitality-based tourist spots. If experience-based travel is your thing, you may want to book some time with real people of the settled nomadic tribes of Israel’s North and South. The Bedouin claim to fame is extraordinary hospitality, so […]
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Technology such as LiDAR and a drone-mounted 4K camera have led to significant finds among layers of settlement spanning about 2,600 years. A vanished village, buried for centuries under the sands of time, is beginning to emerge in the cave-dotted lowlands southwest of Jerusalem. In typical old-new Israeli fashion, the work of revealing Beit Lehi-Beit […]
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The Tower of David Museum and its new Innovation Lab recently launched new tours of Jerusalem, taking visitors and residents on a journey to experience the city as it may have been some 2,000 years ago. The museum, housed in Jerusalem’s Old City, teamed up with Australia’s Lithodomos VR, a virtual reality startup founded in […]
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Morocco’s rich Jewish heritage invites visitors to immerse themselves in ancient traditions, customs, architectural wonders, monuments, and historical sites that have left an indelible mark on Moroccan society over countless centuries. The enduring history of Jewish communities in Morocco, intertwined with the cultural tapestry of Berbers and Arabs, plays a pivotal role in ensuring the […]
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If you’re nervous or anxious about flying with a physical disability, it may not be as bad as you think! If you have one of the best airline credit cards, you’ll save money by booking award flights with miles and points. And many of these cards also have perks like airport lounge access and priority boarding […]
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Spanning from Eilat to the Carmel Forest, these peaceful spas can be counted on when you need a break from a busy work or tour schedule. Despite its small size, Israel can be exhausting for tourists because there are so many must-see sites to explore from the North to the Negev. Whether you’re hiking, hopping […]
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Travel writer Ben G. Frank has recently published the fourth edition of his book A Travel Guide to Jewish Europe. The first edition came out in 1992. In this personal essay he discusses some of the changes since then – and why he believes it is important for Jewish travelers to visit Jewish communities and heritage […]
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The New York Jewish Travel Guide had the opportunity to interview Rabbi Szychowski of Shavei Israel,, discussing the challenges and opportunities within the Jewish community of Lodz. Here is a condensed and refined version of the conversation. NYJTG: Rabbi, could you please share some insights about your background and where you come from? Rabbi Dawid […]
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Slovakia, nestled in the heart of Europe, showcases breathtaking landscapes, architectural treasures, vibrant folk traditions, and a staggering array of over 300 splendid castles. Despite these riches, it remains relatively undiscovered in the collective tourism consciousness. Just 40 miles to the east of Vienna lies Bratislava, a city that’s not only ideal for a day […]
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A major exhibition on medieval Jewish life and culture in northern Europe is under way at the Musée des Antiquités in Rouen, France. Called Savants e Croyants: Les Juifs d’Europe du Nord au Moyen Age (Scholars and Believers: Jews of Northern Europe in the Middle Ages), the exhibit opened May 25 and will run until September 16. […]
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