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Jewish life in London is most active in the neighborhoods of Golders Green and Stamford Hill. In these parts of Jewish London, kosher restaurants, kosher hotels and shops are very common as majority of locals are observant Jews.
If you plan to spend Passover/Pesach in London, think of staying in Golders Green or (especially if you are hareidi) Stamford Hill neigborhoods. Kosher shops of London and kosher London restaurants are selling kasher-le-Pesach food during the holidays.
Most British Jewish organizations have their HQ's in London. Several Jewish communities of various tradition and level of observance are represented in London, with each having its synagogues.
London neighbourhoods Our family of four is traveling to London in July. We would like to look for an air bnb in a secular neighbourhood within an hour's walk to an Orthodox synagogue. Can you suggest some neighbourhoods for us to try?
how to ship belongings What does Customs allow or what items do they tax heavily. I have electronics, laptop, tablet, printers, I need as a writer, and also want some household items for an apt. with me. Want to give out blankets, soup, and bread to poor and shut-in Holocaust survivors too. Have Israeli friends, but don't want to bother them before I visit them. No idea who to contact for apt. search and for Customs requirements.
Over a thousan year of history, İstanbul was, several times in history, the turning point for European and Russian Jewish communities. Judaica tours offers you the opportunity to withness that history.
Tour of the Amsterdam former Jewish Quarter
Leading by the most important Jewish History of the city of Amsterdam. Passing by no less than 6 (former) synagogues. This tour is a mix of the history of how this area came to be the Jewish Quarter, of Sefardic and Asjkenasic Jews, Kokadorus, the Castro family, World War II, The Jewish Council, and much more.
