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Jewish Heritage Journey to Poland

A Journey Through Jewish Life in Poland

Wednesday, October 7 – Tuesday, October 13, 2026

San Antonio Jewish Senior Services (SAJSS), in partnership with HMMSA, invites you to join a meaningful and immersive journey through Poland — tracing over 800 years of Jewish life, faith, culture, destruction, and renewal.

This thoughtfully curated experience will explore Jewish history from medieval beginnings through the Holocaust and into today’s revitalized communities, offering opportunities for learning, remembrance, and reflection.

View the tentative itinerary here!

Adventure Awaits

Stops Include

Poland’s capital is a powerful gateway into Jewish history. In Warsaw, we explore centuries of vibrant Jewish life alongside sites that bear witness to the destruction of the Holocaust and the city’s remarkable postwar rebirth.

Lublin

A historic center of Jewish learning, Lublin was home to one of Europe’s most influential yeshivot and a vibrant Jewish community. Today, we reflect on its legacy while confronting the profound loss and lasting memory left by the Holocaust.

Łańcut

Home to one of Poland’s most beautifully preserved synagogues, Łańcut reflects both the cultural richness and resilience of Jewish life before the war. Our visit highlights the community’s spiritual heritage and the enduring efforts to preserve its memory.

Kraków

Kraków’s historic Jewish quarter remains one of the most intact in Europe. Here, past and present meet as we experience sacred spaces, vibrant streets, and a meaningful Shabbat that reflects both memory and renewal.

Łódź

Łódź tells the story of endurance under unimaginable conditions. Visiting sites of the former ghetto, we confront the realities of wartime survival and honor the lives of those who lived, labored, and perished there.

All-Inclusive Land Package

This all-inclusive heritage journey will explore Jewish life in Poland from medieval times through the Holocaust and into the modern era. Participants will visit significant cities, shtetls, memorials, and living Jewish communities, gaining a deeper understanding of both loss and continuity.

  • Expertly guided by an English-speaking professional educator from JRoots

  • 3 certified kosher meals per day

  • 4-star overnight accommodations

  • Private coach bus transportation

  • All site admissions and guided visits

  • Shabbat experience in Kraków

  • A carefully balanced exploration of:

    • Pre-Holocaust Jewish life

    • Holocaust remembrance

    • Contemporary Jewish renewal in Poland

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FAQs

Everything You Need to Know

Booking is easy! Simply click the register now button and make a deposit.

Poland sites are not ADA Compliant. Trip schedule is demanding and necessitates considerable walking on some uneven terrain.

Yes, all included meals are certified kosher. Participants may eat elsewhere, on their own, at various times if desired.