Israel abounds with wonderful places to sleep and dream, whether it’s fancy hotels in the desert or fairy houses in the Golan. When traveling, you can sometimes let go of normalcy and embrace something dreamlike. Israel abounds with wonderful places to sleep and to dream, catering to all tastes and imaginations. There are the lush […]
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We are committed to honoring the finest traditions, which is why, on the second weekend of the JCF, we are thrilled to extend a heartfelt invitation to Barka Café for one of Krakow’s most anticipated events: TEDER Weekender: Krakow Meets Tel Aviv. This year’s lineup promises an extraordinary and diverse experience, featuring everything from house […]
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Located in the heart of Kazimierz, this exceptional fast-food kosher restaurant seamlessly blends into the vibrant atmosphere of the neighborhood. With the enchanting backdrop of Israeli music and the tantalizing aroma of spices wafting through the air, the authenticity of the experience is truly captivating. While primarily geared towards takeout, the establishment offers a cozy […]
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Wroclaw’s Old Town is more than just a historical center; it stands as the vibrant heart of contemporary social and cultural life. Within its confines, you’ll discover not only the city’s most splendid architectural marvels but also a wealth of high-end shops, restaurants, bars, galleries, and museums. This locale serves as the backdrop for a […]
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Krakow stands out as one of Poland’s most culturally and politically significant cities. Despite its relatively compact size, Krakow offers a wealth of attractions that showcase its rich history and vibrant culture. The city is a treasure trove of iconic architecture, medieval palaces, and world-class museums. At the heart of this captivating urban landscape lies […]
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Contemporary cantor choirs draw inspiration from the biblical tradition of the Levites, who played a significant role as singers in the Jerusalem Temple. Psalm 122 is among the fifteen Psalms known as “the songs of steps” or “the songs of ascents” (Shir hamaalot in Hebrew). One of the most exceptional choirs, “Kolot Min Hashamayim,” dedicated […]
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Neta Elkayam and her fellow band members, second-generation Moroccan immigrants living in Israel, have emerged as prominent figures in the revitalized Jewish Moroccan music scene worldwide. Their upbringing steeped in Maghribi music has inspired them to merge their deep-rooted connection to traditional Moroccan music with a contemporary artistic vision that pushes the boundaries of musical […]
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The opening party of the 27th Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow paid homage to Jerusalem, focusing on the vibrant atmosphere of Mahane Yehuda, the city’s largest market. By day, it’s a bustling hub filled with people and the delightful aromas of fresh produce and spices. As night falls, it transforms into a lively party venue, […]
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The New York Jewish Travel Guide interviewed Rabbi Michael Schudrich, Poland’s Chief Rabbi, to explore Jewish life and heritage in Poland. Below is a condensed version of our conversation for clarity. NYJTG: Thank you for meeting with us, Rabbi Schudrich. Could you please share the path that led you to become the Chief Rabbi of […]
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The New York Jewish Travel Guide had the opportunity to speak with Mr. Robert Gadek, Deputy Director of the 27th Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow, about the world’s largest celebration of Jewish culture. NYJTG: Thank you, Robert, for taking the time to see me. I’m very excited to be here for the first time in […]
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