European Routes of Jewish Heritage
A Cultural Route of the Council of Europe connecting people, places and histories across Europe.
The European Routes of Jewish Heritage is a transnational network that highlights the depth, diversity and shared legacy of Jewish life across Europe. By connecting historic sites, cultural landscapes and communities, the Routes invite audiences to explore a heritage that has shaped European history for centuries.
Certified as a Cultural Route of the Council of Europe, the programme promotes cooperation, research and cultural exchange while supporting sustainable heritage development. Through a structured network of routes, it encourages new ways of understanding Europe’s past and present.
A European framework for heritage
The Routes contribute to strengthening cultural dialogue, fostering responsible tourism and enhancing the visibility of Jewish heritage within the broader European narrative. By linking local histories to a shared continental story, the programme reinforces common values and cultural connections.
At a Glance
A growing network of routes connecting heritage sites and communities throughout Europe.
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The European Routes of Jewish Heritage operates as a living network supported by a multidisciplinary network of experts, researchers and heritage professionals who contribute knowledge, guidance and strategic vision to the programme.
Jewish heritage in Europe tells a unique story shaped by movement, exchange and cultural interaction across centuries. The Routes foster research and interpretation that help bring this shared history closer to contemporary audiences.