Tours

Walk through Tbilisi’s most storied streets, where Georgian, Yiddish, Hebrew, Juhuri, Russian, and Ladino once intertwined. This curated storytelling experience leads you through hidden courtyards and quiet passageways, revealing the depth and elegance of the city’s Jewish heritage.

Explore the lesser-known Jewish landscapes of Central and Southern Georgia, where history unfolds across fortresses, synagogues, and ancient sites. A storytelling journey into a living heritage shaped by centuries of cultural exchange and enduring tradition.

Set against the backdrop of ancient mountains and deep historical memory, Armenia, often known as the Land of Noah, offers a unique and lesser-known chapter of Jewish history. On this journey, we will explore the stories of three distinct Jewish communities who arrived here at different moments in time, each carrying their own traditions, languages, and identities: • Mizrahi Jews, with roots in the broader Middle Eastern world • Ashkenazi Jews, who came during the Russian Imperial and Soviet periods • Subbotniks, a remarkable group whose spiritual journey led them toward Judaism