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In Spain, the Routes of Sefarad –the yearned-for homeland of our Jewish siblings- are replete with vineyards. During the harvest season they show their green vegetal exuberance, announcing an excellent vintage year- an irresistible invitation for a trip combining wine and Jewish quarters.

Dreaming of golden sandy beaches? Looking for the beauty and serenity of the great outdoors? Fascinated by ancient history and archeology? In love with the trendy vibe of the metropolis? Then pack your bags and visit Israel - where you can have it all, just a few plane hours away.

The building belonged to the mountain Jews has been operated in Baku since 1945. During the Soviet Power, after the end of the II World War an old building in the city centre was allocated for the mountain Jews to meet their religious needs.

Jews visit Poland for many reasons: to see the towns where their families lived and perhaps touch their homes and gravestones; to visit the death camps where family members tragically died; to learn about European Jewish culture, or to enjoy the Jewish Culture Festival in Kraków, the world’s largest festival of its kind.

Sepharad: the land where Hispanic Jews lived prosperously, a 'lost paradise,' as María Concepción Cordón, a guide from the Network of Jewish Quarters. She welcomes us to the vegetable-rich capital of La Rioja. Yet, it's also a land of suffering and expulsion. Depending on the era we study, Jews lived better or worse.