New York Jewish Travel Guide sat down with Mendy Chitrik the Rabbi of the Ashkenazi Jewish community of Turkey since 2003 and chairman of the Alliance of Rabbis…
Bursa, Turkey’s fourth-largest city, in the northwestern part of Anatolia, is shrouded in mystery and legends and was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire from 1326 to…
Jewish culture has been interwoven throughout Morocco for centuries and offers a golden opportunity for Jewish and non-Jewish travelers alike to discover the stories of the Jewish Mellah,…
The Jewish presence in the Iberian Peninsula existed long before Portugal itself became a country. The contribution of Portuguese Jews to the arts, philosophy, commerce, and sciences helped…
I have always been drawn to and interested in the Jewish history and culture of Morocco. I began to uncover some fantastic and even hidden places where the…
Malta, an archipelago located in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, has been acclaimed for its luxurious accommodations, warm climate, and 7,000 years of history. A visit to…
This Spectacular stretch of the Baltic coast is one of Europe’s better-kept secrets for its dazzling clean white sand and glittering seas. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is a federal state in…
The Association of Gulf Jewish Communities (AGJC), the people-to-people network of Jewish communities from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries that are developing Jewish life in the region,…
With its archaic cobblestoned streets and mountainous backdrop, this small, quaint city is where my grandparents built their home and their family. I arrive at my aunt’s house…
