Many of the tourists who come to Bucharest also travel to the "Dracula Castle" which is the main symbol that defines Romania. The castle is about a 2-hour drive from Bucharest, located in beautiful Carpathians.
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Jewish Tour in Bucharest
Bucharest has recently become a very popular destination for Jewish and Israeli tourists. And, the Jewish aspects of Bucharest are very interesting.
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Footsteps of the ADMORIM RABBIS of Hungary
For centuries, Hungary was an important Jewish diaspora. In Hungary, there were Hassidic courts, including the Munkacz Hasidism, Sighet, Sphinka, Tash, and the Pepah Hassidim. Some of the Jewish towns are no longer part of Hungary following the 1920 Trianon Treaty, which transferred territories from Austro-Hungary to Romania and the Czech Republic. Many important and influential Admorim lived and were active in north Hungary. להמשך קריאה
Cyprus in Jewish eyes
Most of us are accustomed to making winter vacations at the Dead Sea or in warm Eilat. But recently, a vacation in Cyprus is becoming a much more attractive alternative. The weather in Cyprus is similar to ours, and so is the duration of the flight and the landscapes. But, prices in Cyprus are much cheaper compared to Eilat. להמשך קריאה
BOOK-A-REST in Bucharest
Bucharest has become a very popular destination for Israeli tourists lately. Every day, 7 flights depart from Israel to Romania, most of them full. I have to wonder, what is happening there suddenly?
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