An unhoped-for heritage: an archaeological discovery in Alsace
A genizah is a storage area for worn-out religious books and, by extension, for liturgical objects that cannot be discarded. Since they...
JCC Krakow celebrates opening of Early Childhood Center “Frajda”
JCC Krakow celebrated the opening of its Early Childhood Center, Frajda, today. A ribbon-cutting ceremony officially marked the first time...
FRENCH MUSIC ILLUMINATES NEW YORK IN ROBUST PRESENCE AT MONDO NYC’
New York City music lovers will experience two of the best French Artists Co-presented by The Bureau Export, and France Rocks, in partnership...
The designer behind Tel Aviv’s dazzling Quattro restaurant
Alex Meitlis installed a riot of mirrors, a hand-painted floor, sculptured cardboard bar legs and a beaded chandelier in Aviv...
9 luxurious kibbutz hotels for your next stay in Israel
Looking for a pampering vacation in a pastoral locale? Kibbutz hotels may be the perfect solution. Many Israeli kibbutzim –...
Krakow’s Jewish Community Center: A Portal for Poland’s Re-emerging Jewish Community
The New York Jewish Travel Guide had the privilege of speaking with Jonathan Ornstein, Executive Director of the Jewish Community...
Corinthia Hotel Prague
Corinthia Hotel Prague is Now Offering a Luxurious Spa Pamper Package Let Corinthia Hotel Prague pamper you at their Apollo...
The many flavors of Israeli hotels
Israel abounds with wonderful places to sleep and dream, whether it’s fancy hotels in the desert or fairy houses in...
27th Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow Through The Lens of Weronika Suchodolsha-TEDER Weekender
We are committed to honoring the finest traditions, which is why, on the second weekend of the JCF, we are...
Szalom Falafel : “The best falafel in Kazimierz”
Located in the heart of Kazimierz, this exceptional fast-food kosher restaurant seamlessly blends into the vibrant atmosphere of the neighborhood....
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New York Jewish Travel Guide is a leading online resource dedicated to Jewish heritage, culture, and travel worldwide. From spotlighting Jewish festivals, Passover programs, and kosher dining to exploring historic synagogues, heritage tours, and destinations of Jewish interest, NYJTG connects readers with meaningful stories and trusted travel insights. Our goal is to inspire discovery, preserve memory, and highlight the richness of Jewish life around the globe.
