SOLD OUT
Introduction:
Andalucía was the first major Jewish centre in Spain and hosted a Golden Age of Jewish scholarship and creativity which leaves in mark on Jewish culture and tradition to this day. It is the last major European Jewish area that I have not covered in my trips. This will be 6 day multi-centre trip which will take in Granada, Lucena and Córdoba before spending a Shabbat with the Jewish community in Seville.
Although many have visited this area before, much of the Jewish heritage is hidden. I know that I can do a lot to bring the Jewish aspect of this area to life. Even if you have already visited you will not regret joining one of these journeys.
Itinerary (Outline - subject to change)
(A fuller Itinerary will be published after my research trip to Spain in mid-December.)
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday.
Transfer from Malaga airport to Granada.
Opening session in the Alhambra Palace. Overnight: Granada
Thursday: Granada - Lucena - Cordoba
Old Town of Lucena - once the major centre of Jewish learning in the South of Spain. Overnight: Cordoba
Friday: Cordoba - Seville
Old town of Cordoba including the Mezquita and Synagogue.
Afternoon drive to Seville.
Kabbalat Shabbat and dinner with the small local Jewish community. Overnight: Seville
Saturday – Sunday. Seville
Shabbat services and lunch with the local Jewish community.
Afternoon walking tour of the Old Town.
Sunday is dedicated to areas in greater Seville.
Sunday afternoon transfer to Seville Airport, with an option to return to Malaga airport.
Flights:
There are many flights to the south of Spain.
For this trip it is easiest to fly in to Malaga and return from Seville, but there is an option of fly in and out of Malaga if you prefer.
Cost:
Basic trip: £775. Single Supplement: £115.
This price includes hotels on a B/B basis. Airport transfers. Coaches, guides, Shabbat meals with the local community, It does not include flights, travel insurance, extras in hotels, any other meals, or anything not specifically mentioned.
Dates:
- 15-20 March, 2016.
(- 05-10 April, 2016.) Final places - email to enquire if space available.
- 01-06 November, 2016.
Extending your trip:
I am happy to arrange extra nights in our hotels for those who wish to arrive early or extend their stay in Spain at the end of the trip.
Registration:
Sorry - this trip is now SOLD OUT. Please watch out for further dates.
Cancellation policy:
March and April Trips:
Until: 15 December 2015 - You are entitled to a full refund.
Between 15 December 2015 - 15 January 2016: - Loss of deposit.
15 January 2016 - 1 February 2016: Loss of 50% payment.
After 15 February 2016 - Loss of 100% payment.
November Trip:
Until: 30 April 2016 - You are entitled to a full refund.
Between 1 May 2016 – 31 July 2016: - Loss of deposit.
1 August 2016 - 15 September 2016: Loss of 50% payment.
After 15 September 2016 - Loss of 100% payment.t.
The trip is subject to a minimum number of participants and to Standard Terms and Conditions.
This trip promised to enrich your understanding of one of the most vibrant Jewish communities of all time. I hope you will be able to join me.
E&OE
Andalucía was the first major Jewish centre in Spain and hosted a Golden Age of Jewish scholarship and creativity which leaves in mark on Jewish culture and tradition to this day. It is the last major European Jewish area that I have not covered in my trips. This will be 6 day multi-centre trip which will take in Granada, Lucena and Córdoba before spending a Shabbat with the Jewish community in Seville.
Although many have visited this area before, much of the Jewish heritage is hidden. I know that I can do a lot to bring the Jewish aspect of this area to life. Even if you have already visited you will not regret joining one of these journeys.
Itinerary (Outline - subject to change)
(A fuller Itinerary will be published after my research trip to Spain in mid-December.)
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday.
Transfer from Malaga airport to Granada.
Opening session in the Alhambra Palace. Overnight: Granada
Thursday: Granada - Lucena - Cordoba
Old Town of Lucena - once the major centre of Jewish learning in the South of Spain. Overnight: Cordoba
Friday: Cordoba - Seville
Old town of Cordoba including the Mezquita and Synagogue.
Afternoon drive to Seville.
Kabbalat Shabbat and dinner with the small local Jewish community. Overnight: Seville
Saturday – Sunday. Seville
Shabbat services and lunch with the local Jewish community.
Afternoon walking tour of the Old Town.
Sunday is dedicated to areas in greater Seville.
Sunday afternoon transfer to Seville Airport, with an option to return to Malaga airport.
Flights:
There are many flights to the south of Spain.
For this trip it is easiest to fly in to Malaga and return from Seville, but there is an option of fly in and out of Malaga if you prefer.
Cost:
Basic trip: £775. Single Supplement: £115.
This price includes hotels on a B/B basis. Airport transfers. Coaches, guides, Shabbat meals with the local community, It does not include flights, travel insurance, extras in hotels, any other meals, or anything not specifically mentioned.
Dates:
- 15-20 March, 2016.
(- 05-10 April, 2016.) Final places - email to enquire if space available.
- 01-06 November, 2016.
Extending your trip:
I am happy to arrange extra nights in our hotels for those who wish to arrive early or extend their stay in Spain at the end of the trip.
Registration:
Sorry - this trip is now SOLD OUT. Please watch out for further dates.
Cancellation policy:
March and April Trips:
Until: 15 December 2015 - You are entitled to a full refund.
Between 15 December 2015 - 15 January 2016: - Loss of deposit.
15 January 2016 - 1 February 2016: Loss of 50% payment.
After 15 February 2016 - Loss of 100% payment.
November Trip:
Until: 30 April 2016 - You are entitled to a full refund.
Between 1 May 2016 – 31 July 2016: - Loss of deposit.
1 August 2016 - 15 September 2016: Loss of 50% payment.
After 15 September 2016 - Loss of 100% payment.t.
The trip is subject to a minimum number of participants and to Standard Terms and Conditions.
This trip promised to enrich your understanding of one of the most vibrant Jewish communities of all time. I hope you will be able to join me.
E&OE