Estonia
A Baltic Beauty. Jewish Estonia.

Inside out.
Jewish Estonia.
It was not until the late 19th century that Estonia developed a Jewish community of any size. Both the Nazi and Soviet eras saw the near-obliteration of this community. In spite of this, Jews played a crucial role in Estonia’s two periods of democratic independence, from 1919 until the 1930s, and since 1991. Estonia’s synagogues were destroyed during and after World War II. There is now a modern synagogue in Tallinn, dedicated in 2007 — the first synagogue built in the country since the 19th century.
Our values. The Da’at difference.
Knowledge.
You can’t miss our team’s excitement and passion for knowledge.
It’s so integral to who we are that you will experience it in every aspect of your trip. Our expert educators, who are knowledgeable, engaging and fun, will take you behind-the-scenes so that you can get a raw and authentic feel of the place you are visiting.
Connection.
When we work together, amazing things can happen. You bring your dreams, we bring our knowledge. The relationship we build will result in a journey that will not only educate and inspire but will allow you to connect with each other and the country in an authentic way.
Innovation.
The world is forever changing, and we are forever learning. From technological to educational innovations, we connect past, present, and future. Go back in time to ancient Jerusalem with our VR experience, find the best restaurant in Tel Aviv with our app, interact with top-tier speakers about the issues of the day. There is always more to discover.
Service.
For thirty years, we’ve been providing outstanding educational experiences. We have a strong sense of what works and what doesn’t. From the moment you decide to travel with us till the day you get home, we’re behind the scenes taking care of every little detail so your journey with us is carefree and enjoyable.