Jewish Heritage Tour

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Jewish Heritage Tour
Glasgow, UK
Sep 9 - 12, 2024
Group size: 1 - 25
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£2,800

About your trip

Explore Scotland's incredible Jewish Heritage on an exclusive guided trip. 


Joining this tour will allow for an immersive experience of this beautiful country's offerings from famous castles to whisky distilleries, alongside an in-depth discovery of Scotland's modern and ancient Jewish heritage. 

What's included

Accommodation

Luxury accommodation

Transportation

All transport within Scotland & Complementary Airport Transfers

Kosher Meals

3 premium Kosher Meals per day

Entrance to attractions

Entrance to all attractions listed on itinerary

What's not included

Flights

Discretionary purchases

Day 1

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Monday

Visit Garnethill Synagogue, one of the best examples of a Victorian Style synagogue left in the world and a Scottish national protected heritage site. Meet the local community and enjoy a fabulous welcome dinner in Glasgow.

Day 2

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Tuesday

Visit the Glasgow Necropolis to see the oldest Jewish graves in Scotland dating back to the 1800s. Discover the gorgeous Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museeum and explore Glasgow's best sites learning about the city's modern and ancient history.

Day 3

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Wednesday

Explore Scotland's capital city of Edinburgh. Admire its 1000 year old Castle, be anchanted on the Royal Mile and see its splendid Synagogue with glorious stained glass windows.

Day 4

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Thursday

Stop by Auchentoshan Distillery to learn how Scotch is made and meet the local Jewish community at Giffnock Synagogue before heading home, or staying for an optional shabbat extension.

Map of the trip locations

A. Glasgow, UK

Glasgow, UK

About your organizer

KS
Kosher Scotland
Kosher Scotland gives Jewish travellers the opportunity to experience this amazing country while keeping completely kosher and enjoying a luxury vacation.

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