Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, sits quietly in a valley surrounded by green mountains—its cobblestone streets and historic mosques, churches, and synagogues tell stories of a…
Nestled in the heart of Sarajevo, the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina houses one of the most extraordinary treasures of Jewish heritage—the Sarajevo Haggadah. This illuminated manuscript,…
The Bahamas, with its pristine turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and vibrant cultural scene, has rapidly become a premier destination for Jewish travelers seeking a combination of relaxation, luxury,…
Curaçao, a small island covering roughly 170 square miles, is situated just off the northern coast of Venezuela. This culturally diverse paradise has been shaped by a harmonious…
The New York Jewish Travel Guide sat down with Aaron Laine, Chief Rabbi of the Ashkenazi Jewish community of Panama at Beth El Synagogue, to ask a few…
The story of Jewish life in Cuba is one of resilience, revival, and unwavering dedication, carried forward by a few extraordinary individuals whose passion and leadership preserved a…
Beth Shalom Temple, also known as “El Patronato,” is the largest Jewish congregation and community center in Havana, Cuba. Established in 1953 in the Vedado neighborhood, it became…
Nestled at the entrance of the Pacific Ocean side of the Panama Canal, Panama City stands as a breathtaking marvel. Acknowledged as one of the globe’s most culturally…
The Jewish presence on the Iberian Peninsula predates the establishment of Portugal as a nation. Portuguese Jews have made enduring contributions to the nation’s cultural heritage through their…