Join fellow Young Judaea alumni, parents, and families on a meaningful journey through Poland from October 19–26, 2025 (with an optional three-day Israel extension). Walk through history, connect with leaders of today’s Jewish renaissance, and ensure that we never forget.
Designed especially for Young Judaea alumni, parents, and their families, our thoughtfully crafted itinerary includes visits to Jewish communities that had thrived for generations in Poland, as well as sites of Holocaust remembrance. We’ll also engage with leaders from revitalized Jewish communities and youth organizations, celebrating the Jewish renaissance of the past 30 years.
This intimate experience will be led by both a noted expert in Polish Jewry and Young Judaea Global CEO Adina Frydman. With just 20 to 30 participants, this mission will be deeply personal and meaningful.
If you’re interested, we encourage you to register as soon as possible. We’d also love to hear any questions, ideas, or suggestions as we prepare for what promises to be a profound and unforgettable journey with family and friends.
Highlights
· Kazimierz Jewish Quarter (Krakow) – Once the heart of Jewish life for 500 years.
· Auschwitz-Birkenau – Tour the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camp.
· Wawel Royal Castle – Home of Polish kings and queens
· Majdanek Camp – A rare intact Nazi concentration camp with original structures.
· Yeshivat Chachmei Lublin – Formerly one of the world’s largest Yeshivas.
· Warsaw Ghetto & Mila 18 – Walk through the history of the Ghetto Uprising.
· POLIN Museum – Explore 1,000 years of Jewish life in Poland.
· Warsaw Old Town – Beautifully rebuilt UNESCO site.
· JCC Warsaw – Center for Jewish programming focusing on Jewish youth.
View the full itinerary for the Poland mission and optional Israel extension and register here:
For questions, email Daniel at daniel@youngjudaea.org