Europe Tours

A trip to Spain offers a journey of unexpected pleasures and discoveries. See Spain's palatial buildings and charming towns, centered by still-active squares that come alive each day as the center of each town and village. Visit Spain to understand the history of this warm, inviting culture, whose people, art and architecture will create a trip to remember.

A Da'at tour to Poland is a trip back in time, from the inviting charms of Warsaw and Krakow, two elegant European cities whose histories offer the opportunity to understand one of the most devastating periods of Jewish history. From the despair of the Holocaust to the hopes for the present, you will encounter places and people to help you gain a true view of a painful time and place.

A journey to Germany is an opportunity to see the brilliance of Berlin, a city of modern tastes and European flavor, as well as museums and monuments that pay homage to its difficult past. Berlin offers its own testaments to the Holocaust, from architecturally stimulating structures to well-preserved sites that endeavor to help visitors understand the city's role in World War Two.

Take time to explore Greece, a romantic land of authentic pleasures and Mediterranean warmth. With its blue seas and sky, studded by simple white houses, gnarled olive trees and a profusion of flowers, you will be struck by Greece's beauty and won over by the the wonders of an ancient civilization.

Discover the rich history of Jewish Budapest, a city full of memories and monuments to the past. From Buda to Pest, see the two sides of this elegant city, with a plethora of historical synagogues, museums and buildings for a full sightseeing tour. Hungary is a important stop on the route toward learning about the cultural riches of the European Jewish community.

See Prague, a city of many European charms and Jewish memories. Stroll over the Charles Bridge and wander through the Old Ghetto, its synagogues and memory-filled cemetery. This is the magical city where the Golem once wandered and where an encounter with its Jewish community will help expand upon your understanding of this once large Jewish community.