Travel

Jewish Podolia > from Kiev to Odessa September 18 to 25, 2011 (8 days) An 8-day cultural tour from September 18 to 25 (8 days). As the final date for registration at MCY has passed, if you wish to sign up please call Valiske direct.  Download the program.  

In partnership with the association ValiskePoyln > Central and southern PolandJuly 25 to August 1, 2010 (8 days) The Jewish population of Poland before the Holocaust was equivalent to a total population of certain countries. In order to understand how much Humanity has lost, one must know the richness of Jewish culture before the Destruction. The journey will take us into the heart of Jewish life, on the path of great Yiddish writers, such as Sh. An-Ski, Asch, Peretz, Pinski, the brothers Singer and others.  We will discover... [Lire la suite]

Jewish Alsace - the craddle of Yiddish in partnership with ValiskeDecember 4 - 6, 2009 (3 days, 2 nights)During this extended week-en you will discover one of the most interesting regions of France, with its exceptional Jewish heritage. Alsace is one of the few French regions with Jewish presence since the Roman Empire until now. Nowadays the dynamic Jewish community of Alsace is the third in France, after Paris and Marseille. Its Jewish heritage includes over 200 historical sites to be visited. Participation fee: 450 € per person,... [Lire la suite]

There are still a few places left for New YorkCall us quickly!Please contact Betty or Régine by mail or by phone (Thursdays pm) at +33(0)1 47 00 14 00 Journey to New York in partnership with the association ValiskeFrom Wednesday Sept. 1 to Wednesday Sept. 8 (returning to Paris on Thursday sept. 9) The American yiddishland To explore the past and the present of Yiddish in the largest Jewish city in the world; commemorate the 150th anniversary of Sholem Aleykhem’s birth in his city of adoption; commemorate the 100th... [Lire la suite]

In partnership with the association Valiske "The litvak  country" Sunday August 9  –  Sunday August 16, 2009 On the traces of the Jewish legacy in North-Eastern Poland and in Lithuania. Visits of places related to the theme, conferences and encounters with local Jewish and non-Jewish personalities, exploring the past and the present of the Jewish culture in the “litvak” country; Some of the encounters will be held in Yiddish (with translation for those who do not understand this... [Lire la suite]