Join us to walk in the footsteps of some of the greatest Jewish intellectuals of the modern era. For the itinerary and other details, please see the tabs below. Krakow, Warsaw and Berlin Itinerary subject to change. Accommodations : 3 nights in Krakow, 3 nights in Warsaw, 4 nights in Berlin. Melton educator, Resident Scholar of European Jewish History, local guides, historians, professors, artists, students, and much more.
Welcome to Krakow, where the echoes of Jewish history are entwined with Polish heritage. We continue on foot to the historic Jagiellonian University , where we are met by Dr. Day one concludes with our first group dinner to exchange first impressions and prepare for the days ahead.
Today we experience the dual themes of remembrance and revival profoundly. At the opening Shabbat Dinner event, we join members of the local community and guests from around the globe to celebrate the survival and renewal of Jewish culture. Overnight : Sheraton Grand Krakow. Guided by Yiddish and Polish culture expert, Dr. Our day begins with a two-hour train ride to Warsaw. Peretz, to uncover the richness of Polish-Jewish history. Dinner recommendations within walking distance of the hotel will be provided this evening.
Hidden within milk cans and buried underground, this clandestine collection of documents represents an invaluable chronicle of Jewish life under German occupation. You are welcome to make your own dinner arrangements this evening. Overnight : Sofitel Warsaw Victoria. Today, we travel by train to Berlin , a city of profound transformation. A box lunch will be provided during our journey. This introduction will open our eyes to the thoughtful and sometimes controversial ways that Germany commemorate s the history of World War II.
Tonight, you are free to choose from a wide array of international dining options within walking distance of Hotel the YARD Berlin, where we will stay for the remainder of the trip. The ominous wall that divided Berlin in two from to was the most visible symbol of the Cold War.
