Day 1 You’ll See:
Day 2 You’ll See:
- Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island
- Museum of Jewish Heritage
Day 3 You’ll See:
- Congregation Shearith Israel
- Jewish Museum
New York has a very strong history with the rich, vibrant Jewish community, so what better place to immerse yourself into its culture than here on the very streets on which Jewish immigrants established themselves in the country generations ago. Take walking tours, see essential sites and museums, and explore historic synagogues while here. You will even have the chance to taste some of the best traditional Jewish food and see the Statue of Liberty while you’re here!
Day 1
Hasidic Brooklyn Walking Tour –Explore Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood on this immersive walking tour through the Hasidic Jewish community. Learn about Jewish traditions, culture, and daily life while visiting significant sites including the Chabad-Lubavitch Headquarters and local study halls for a unique and educational experience.
Tenemant Museum-Step into New York City’s immigrant history at the Tenement Museum, where restored apartments and guided experiences bring the stories of families who built new lives in the city to life. This engaging visit offers a unique look at the culture, challenges, and experiences that shaped NYC.
Lower East Side Walking Tour –Discover New York City’s diverse history on a Lower East Side Walking Tour through the East Village, Little Italy, the Bowery, and Chinatown. Experience historic landmarks, local culture, and the stories that shaped the city.
Day 2
Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island – Experience one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks with a visit to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Travel by ferry to explore these historic sites and discover inspiring stories of freedom, immigration, and the American dream..
Museum of Jewish Heritage –Explore modern Jewish history and culture at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, a living memorial to those lost in the Holocaust. Through engaging exhibits, personal stories, films, and educational experiences, visitors gain a meaningful look at Jewish life, traditions, and resilience.
Day 3
Congregation Shearith Israel –Visit Congregation Shearith Israel, the oldest Jewish congregation in the United States, founded in 1654. Explore over 360 years of history and discover the traditions, stories, and lasting legacy of New York’s original Jewish community.
Jewish Museum –Discover one of the world’s largest collections of Jewish art and cultural artifacts at The Jewish Museum on Museum Mile. Through permanent and rotating exhibits, visitors explore Jewish history, traditions, and contemporary culture in an inspiring setting.
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