IsraelQuaffing biblical history in Israel’s ancient wine countryLess than an hour from Jerusalem lies a wine country whose story stretches back not decades or centuries, but millenniaBy Melanie Swan5 min read
TravelMontenegro is the Jewel of the Adriatic – and it puts a slip on south-eastern Europe’s antisemitic shadowsBy Karen Glaser4 min read
Music‘I’m a barrister, my wife’s an accountant – and in our spare time, we run a music festival in the Alps’It is the third year in a row that north-west London couple David and Denise Joseph are organising Chamonix Vallée Classics, attracting world-class classical musiciansBy Gaby Wine5 min read
TravelKeeping it cool in cosmopolitan MarseilleGaby Koppel returns to France’s vibrant port city in search of an elusive Jewish-Tunisian cafeBy Gaby Koppel5 min read
TravelHeading to Europe this summer? These are your Jewish cultural must-seesJewish culture and history is on display across the continent.By Anthea Gerrie5 min read
TravelA week of wellness in Santa MonicaSaunas, cold plunges and ‘biohacking’ treatments along the sunny Los Angeles coastBy Zoe Strimpel5 min read
Jewish travelTraversing the wonders of Austria’s Lake Wörthersee and the hunt for Jewish historyThe turquoise water is made for wild bathing in the summer heat and makes an ideal setting for pondering the country’s troubled pastBy Imogen Garfinkel5 min read
TravelWorld Cup goalsJewish American sightseeing opportunities for this year’s World CupBy Anthea Gerrie6 min read
IndiaSearching for the last Jew of KochiSince his aunt died, Keith Hallegua has been the last Jew left of a once-thriving community in this region of India. But he still prays every week, hoping that tourists will join him at the historic synagogueBy Andy Mossack5 min read
ParisA perfect Paris escape in the MaraisFrom falafel feasts to late-night cocktails, 24 hours in the French capitalBy Jane Prinsley5 min read
TravelIn praise of PragueVisit the Czech capital and step back in time to when there was a thriving Jewish community that built beautiful synagoguesBy Anthea Gerrie5 min read
TravelGrandfather’s ski-stepsUntil last January, only one other member of Karen Glaser’s family had taken to the slopes. Then she went skiing in the majestic DolomitesBy Karen Glaser3 min read
Kosher chefKeeping kosher in marvellous MontenegroIt was made famous by James Bond. And the hechshered hospitality at Dukley Hotel & Resort is outstanding. But where exactly is this enchanting country?By Victoria Prever6 min read
TravelSouth Africa with a Jewish flavourTwo centuries after the first Jew made it his home, the ‘Rainbow Nation’ is now a must-see corner of the diaspora. But for all its attractions – Big Five safaris, stunning coastlines – it’s still chained to the inequalities of its pastBy Karen Glaser9 min read
Israeli travelCome to sunny Eilat – it’s got everything...except touristsThe war has been hard for Israel’s desert resort but, Misha Mansoor reports, there’s so much on offer for visitorsBy Misha Mansoor 7 min read
TravelHigh teas, hot springs and Jane Austen: Finding winter wellness in BathThe geothermal hot spot in Somerset offers a relaxing retreat for us world-weary Jews, and all the romance of an Austen novelBy Nicole Lampert3 min read
TravelMy own butler? This is how to cruise...From a deluxe Friday night dinner and spa treatments to lectures about Jewish heroes and a round of golf, Mark Silver on his sails of the unexpectedBy Mark Silver5 min read
Chanukah gifts14 fantastic Chanukah gifts to light your foodie’s festive seasonSpark joy with these tasty treats and gourmet gadgetsBy Victoria Prever1 min read
TravelThe Italian spa town where the end of the line became a new beginning for Europe’s JewsPlus, how South Tyrol could, according to a local guide, hold the secret to peace in IsraelBy Jacob Jaffa5 min read
TravelWelcome to Nevis: Island of mangoes and mikvehsLife is sweet on this Caribbean isle, with its delicious blend of history, beach-based basking and sensational views – not to mention some surprisingly Jewish sightsBy Anthea Gerrie5 min read