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Gradina publica Stefan Cel Mare, Chisinau
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Parcul Alunelul, Chisinau
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Ancient synagogue Yavne and former hospital
Strada Columna 150, Chisinau, Moldova
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Piata Centrala
Strada Tighina, Chișinău 2001, Moldova +373 22 277 848
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Kedem Center
Strada Eugen Doga 5, Chișinău, Moldova +373 (22) 509602 Kedem – The Kishinev Jacobs Jewish Campus
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Vlaicu Pircalab Street
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Ierusalim Street
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Columna Street
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Armeneasca street
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Ancient Yeshiva of Chisinau
Strada Columna 72, Chișinău, Moldova
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Forshmak Gastronomic Restaurant
Constantin Negruzzi Blvd 2/4, Chisinau +373 788 88 829
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Chisinau Synagogue
Strada Habad Liubavici 8, Chișinău Tel : +373 22 541 023 Jewish Community Chabad Kishinev and Moldova
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Primavera restaurant
152 Strada Vasile Mahu, Orhei +373 235 20 432
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Former Jewish hospital
Strada Vasile Lupu 127, Orhei
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Haïm Rappoport’s House
Strada Vasile Lupu 95, Orhei
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Synagogue of Orhei
Strada Vasile Lupu 62, Orhei
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Museum of History and Ethnography of Orhei
23 rue Renasterii Nationale, Orhei Tel : + 373 235 20298
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Jewish cemetery of Orhei
Strada Tudose Roman, Orhei
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Orhei
Located about forty kilometers from Chisinau, Orhei is best known by tourist guides for its troglodyte monastery, located on the outskirts of the city, in Orhei Vechi, very interesting to visit. It is also considered one of the major tourist spots in Moldova. The city also has a rich Jewish past, many traces of which remain today. As you exit Chisinau on the Orhei Road, ask to stop at the ...
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Chisinau
At the start of the twentieth century, Kishinev had more than seventy synagogues and about twenty yeshivot. Unlike many other cities in the Russian Empire, the Jews of Kishinev did not live in a ghetto, except during the dark years of the Holocaust. While the working-class suburbs of the lower town concentrated the bulk of the Jewish population, some had also taken up residence in the upper, ...
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Moldova
Landlocked between Romania and Ukraine, Moldova has enjoyed a turbulent history over the past two centuries. Following the Bucharest Treaty of 1812 putting an end to the conflict between it and Constantinople, St. Petersburg annexed the eastern part of the Principality of Moldavia, under Ottoman suzerainty, and named it Bessarabia. Bessarabia, then overwhelmingly made up of Romanian-speaking ...
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Chabad Ayia Napa
Kavo Greko 11, Ayia Napa 5330 Tel : 96635762 / 96640980 https://www.chabadcyprus.com/
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Chabad Paphos
Otelou, Paphos Tel: +357 99981770 https://www.chabadcyprus.com/
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Chabad Nicosia
Ayias Elenis, Engomi, Nicosia Tel : +357 22 313393 https://www.chabadcyprus.com/
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Chabad Limassol
Porfyriou Dikaiou 5, 3095 Limassol Tel: +357 25363770 https://www.chabadcyprus.com/
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Chabad Larnaca
Apollodorou 4, 6020 Larnaca Tel: 357-24-668 753 https://www.chabadcyprus.com/
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Cyprus
The Jewish presence in Cyprus probably dates from the 3rd century BC, during the Roman conquest of the island. There seems to have been at least three synagogues, in Lapethos, Golgoi and Constantia-Galamine. The Jews took part in the revolt against Rome led by Artemion in 117 and were driven from the island by the Romans as a punishment. The Jews settled there over time, as Benjamin de Tudela ...
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Street of the Jews in Malta
Triq tal-Lhud, Birgu
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Jewish cemetery of Trabaxia
Pieta, Malta
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Jewish cemetery of Marsa
Il-Marsa, Malta
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