Journey Through Jewish History: Central Europe 2019 | Torah In Motion

Journey Through Jewish History: Central Europe 2019

Travel Dates: Friday July 26, 2019
  • Visit Budapest, Vienna, Prague, Bratislava (Pressburg), Eisenstadt, Sopron and many other sites off the beaten track.
  • A central feature of the tour will be Dr. Shapiro’s expert discussions of the many places we will visit

  • An unforgettable experience with a focus on Jewish history

  • LUXURY HOTELS • EXPERT LOCAL GUIDES • DELICIOUS KOSHER MEALS 

  • Don't miss this unique opportunity of Kosher Jewish Travel

  • A Jewish History Tour -an educational experience like no other

Tour details, registration & share links

Itinerary (PDF)

Info for Travellers (PDF)

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What people are saying about our tours

"Marc's depth of knowledge is awesome and his enthusiasm is incomparable. He brought Jewish history alive and introduced us to so many great Jewish scholars!"

- Eudice Greenfield

"What better advertisement can there be than that we went on the Italy trip, followed up with the Central Europe trip, and are looking forward to going to Spain next year?"

- Beryl Niewood

"The trip was outstanding – very, very powerful in so many ways. Marc’s leadership, pedagogy, commitment, organization and sensitivity to the needs of different types of people was extraordinary."

- Michael Sone

"It is truly a  fantastic experience. Marc's attitude, knowledge, and mentschlichkeit...makes the trip something special and unusual."

- Esther and Joseph Schubin