We’ve all heard of some of the most visited old synagogues in Europe. Whether it be Die Neue Synagogue (The new synagogue) in Berlin, Sinagoga Major de Barcelona (The ancient synagogue of Barcelona) or Nożyk Synagogue in Warsaw, these places receive many visitors each year. But what about the rest of the continent? Jewish communities once existed throughout Europe, not only in the famous centers of Jewish life. And if you’re looking to expand your travel out and explore some

Finding travel destinations with good kosher infrastructure can be difficult, but sometimes there are gems hidden in plain sight. Prague, Czech Republic, may be the most underrated city in Europe when it comes to solving this issue. Not only are there incredible Jewish heritage sites throughout the city, but you can also stop for a slice of pizza or sandwich at noon, and end the day with a hearty steak right in the city center. In spite of its small population, the Prague Jew