Waldteufel House

 This modest traditional Alsatian house was home to a famous musical family. Moyse Lévy, who later adopted the surname Waldteufel, arrived in Bischheim in the late 1780s and married Elle Lazare. They ...

1, Rue Waldteufel, Bischheim, France, 67800 - Map - StreetView

Washington Cemetery

 One of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in Brooklyn, sanctified in 1861, the Washington Cemetery is the resting home to a diverse group of historic characters. Jewish gangsters Abe Axler and Big Jack Zeli ...

5400 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, NY, United States of America, 11204 - Map - StreetView

WESTERN WALL AND TEMPLE MOUNT

 The Western Wall is the holiest site for Jews, and it’s a must visit on any trip to Israel. The only remains of the Temple built by Herod, the huge stones rise up from a plaza which is almost always ...

Israel - Map - StreetView

Wilfrid Israel Museum

Kibbutz Hazorea, Jerusalem, Israel - Map - StreetView

Windows of the Laurelton Jewish Center

 The windows that used to belong to the Laurelton Jewish Center, now reside in a Seventh Day Adventist Church. Visitors enter the church through a door with Hebrew lettering inscribed above it to view ...

228-20 137th Avenue, Queens, NY, United States of America - Map - StreetView

Wohl Archaeology Museum

1 HaKaraim St., Jerusalem, Israel - Map - StreetView

Woodlawn Cemetery

 Dating back to 1863, the Woodlawn Cemetery is visited as much for its natural beauty as for its array of famous names interred here. The rolling hills and stately trees offer a serene vista for a stro ...

Webster Avenue, Bronx, NY, United States of America, 10470 - Map - StreetView

World Financial Center

 The 14 acre site of the World Financial Center was built by the company owned by the Reichmans, a Jewish family from Toronto, Canada that also built the Canary Wharf project in London. More than six a ...

250 Vessey Street, New York, NY, United States of America - Map - StreetView

World Trade Center Memorial- Ground Zero

 Designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, who also designed the Jewish Museum in Berlin, the memorial to those killed in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center will evoke the souls lost as well ...

broadway, Liberty Streets, New York, NY, United States of America - Map - StreetView

Yad Lashiryon (Armoured Corps) Museum

Latrun, Jerusalem, Israel - Map - StreetView

YAD VASHEM HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM

 A poignant and meticulously designed memorial, Yad Vashem is one of the world’s most famous holocaust museums and an unforgettable visit. The memorial museum was established by the Holocaust Martyrs ...

The Holocaust Martyrs Heroes Remembrance Authority Har Hazikaron, Jerusalem, Israel, 91034 - Map - StreetView

Yad Yaari Museum

Givat Haviva, Jerusalem, Israel - Map - StreetView

Yankee Stadium

 On opposite sides of East 161st Street are the two Yankee Stadiums, one a gleaming new ballpark that incorporates elements of its historic predecessor and the other now parkland. Built in 2009, the ne ...

East 161st Street, Bronx, NY, United States of America - Map - StreetView

Yeshiva of Staten Island

 Near the southern tip of the island, the Yeshiva was founded by Rabbi Moshe Feinstein former dean of Mesifta Tifereth Jerusalem on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Purchased from a Catholic Girl’s ...

1870 Drumgoold Road East, Staten Island, NY, United States of America, 10309 - Map - StreetView

Yeshiva University

 Founded in 1896 as the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, the Yeshiva University moved to its present location in 1928. The building evokes the Middle East with its turrets and towers and the ...

500 West 185th Street, New York, NY, United States of America, 10033 - Map - StreetView

Yeshiva University Museum

15 West 16th Street, New York, NY, United States of America, 10011 - Map - StreetView

Yeshivas of Flatbush

 Serving the communities of Midwood and Flatbush, the elementary and secondary schools that bear the name Yeshiva of Flatbush provides a Torah education for both boys and girls. Founded in 1927 by Dr. ...

919 East 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY, United States of America - Map - StreetView

Yiddish Theater District

 The mother tongue of the newcomers, Yiddish was the language spoken on the streets and in the theaters that performed tales of the Old Country. Classic plays were performed in Yiddish but the tales th ...

Second Avenue,4,12 Street, New York, NY, United States of America - Map - StreetView

Yiddish Theater Walk of Stars

 The Yiddish version of Hollywood’s Chinese Theater and the star studded sidewalk, the Second Avenue Deli serves kosher meats and the sidewalk in front is adorned with the names of the most famous of ...

156 2nd Avenue, New York, NY, United States of America - Map - StreetView

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research

15 West 16th Street, New York, NY, United States of America, 10011 - Map - StreetView