The history of the Jewish religious communities in Bohemia and Moravia goes back to the early Middle Ages. Prague was most likely to be the first stop of Jewish merchants. The Jewish community in Prague represented already a significant cultural centre at the beginning of the 13th century. The Jewish ghetto is located in the Old Town of Prague near the Old Town Square. The following monuments have survived on the area of the former Prague Ghetto - the State Jewish Museum, the Old-New Synagogue, the Klausen Synagogue, the High Synagogue, the Pinkas Synagogue, the Maisel Synagogue, the Jewish Town Hall and the Old Jewish Cementary. But not only Prague was the place where Jews settled. You can find several reminders on Jewish settlement in many towns and village of our country.

DAY 1 - arrival in Prague - orientation tour of Prague - dinner at the "Shalom Kosher Restaurant"
DAY 2 - walking tour of the former Jewish ghetto in Prague, afternoon at leisure - dinner at the "Shalom Kosher Restaurant" - visit to a cultural performance
DAY 3 - excursion to Terezín /the former concentration camp/ - dinner at the "Shalom Kosher Restaurant"
DAY 4 - departure by coach for Cracow - dinner and overnight in Cracow
DAY 5 - city tour of Cracow and its Judaics /the Old Town, Market Place, Wawel Royal Castle, Kazimierz district - the old Jewish town - visit to a Salt Mine in Wieliczka /1000 years old mine, still in operation/ - dinner and overnight
DAY 6 - excursion to Auschwitz-Birkenau /former Nazi concentration camp/ - dinner and overnight in Cracow
DAY 7 - transfer and departure from Cracow /event. other European combinations/

TOUR ARRANGEMENTS can be modified according to the client´s request.

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