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 (Pa ris/Amsterdam tour, Spring 2000).
Most tours are accompanied by a preparatory course, in addition to reading materials and instruction during the tour itself. For more information on Lehrhaus study tours, please contact Ariel Goldstein at agoldstein@jccsf.org or 415-276-1506. All study tours are made possible by the Laszlo N. Tauber Family Fund.July 16-25, 2010
with an optional extension to Vienna (July 25 – July 28)
Berlin – The new German capital and the most dynamic city in Europe
Haunting new Holocaust Memorial in the shadow of the renovated Reichstag building
World-class Jewish museum designed by Daniel Libeskind
Checkpoint Charlie and the remnants of the famous wall
Site of the Wannsee Conference on [...]
January 7-18, 2011
Join us for a journey that connects our ancient and modern heritage. Walking in the footsteps of the Pharaohs, we’ll discover the treasures of its fabled past: pyramids you know well (and some you don’t), the masterworks of the Cairo Museum, and the awesome monuments in Luxor of the possible Pharaoh of the [...]
Jerusalem
Past Lehrhaus Tours Include:
New York City
Israel
Jordan
Germany
Czech Republic
Poland
Hungary
Cuba