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Led by scholars and experts on the history, culture, and Jewish
significance of each destination, our national and international
study tours provide access to sites and people that ordinary
package tours seldom include -- from participating in an archaeological
dig (Israel tour, Fall 1999) to meeting with a member of the
International War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague (Paris/Amsterdam
tour, Spring 2000).
Most tours are accompanied by a preparatory course, in addition
to reading materials and instruction during the tour itself.
Recent destinations have included Israel, Eastern Europe
(Warsaw, Lublin, Cracow, Prague, and Budapest), New York,
Paris and Amsterdam, and the Caribbean.
Information on upcoming tours will be posted here as soon
as it becomes available. If you are interested in a study
tour, please email info@lehrhaus.org.
Current Lehrhaus Tours
Lehrhaus on Tour
 You read it right: Lehrhaus is on tour, but we're not just entertaining, we're educating! In 2008 Lehrhaus Judaica, along with the SFJCF and the JCCSF will be doing three tours,
two to Israel in the year of her 60th anniversary, and one to Eastern Europe. The details are below. Remember to register early so you don't miss out on all the fun!
- Roots, Ruins and Rebirth: Berlin, Dresden and Prague
- August 8-17, 2008
- Cosponsored by the JCCSF
Jews have lived in these fabled cities for many centuries and experienced both glory and tragedy. With the help of today’s growing German and Czech Jewish communities, we seek to reclaim
this history and ponder the future.
For more information contact Ariel Goldstein: (415) 276-1506, agoldstein@jccsf.org, or click here: http://www.jccsf.org/content_main.aspx?catid=491#2060
- Israel - Past and Present, a Tour to Israel
- October 30 - November 8, 2008
- Istanbul Extension, November 9 - 13, 2008
- Cosponsored by the JCCSF
In the fall of 2008 Lehrhaus Judaica, in partnership with the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco, is leading a
tour to Israel. Come and help us celebrate Israel’s 60th birthday by taking this opportunity to discover ancient artifacts, explore the mysteries of the Dead Sea Scrolls
and learn the story of Israel firsthand.
For more information contact Ariel Goldstein: (415) 276-1506, agoldstein@jccsf.org, or click here: http://www.jccsf.org/content_main.aspx?catid=491#2061
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