Jewish Heritage Tour in Croatia and Bohemia 2015-2016 Tour Highlights: Prague, Terezin, Zagreb, Opatija, Rovinj, Pula, Porec, Motovun, Plitvice, Split, Dubrovnik 15 Days | 14 Nights

Day 1 Arrival in PRAGUE, Czech Republic Arrival at Václav Havel Airport in Prague; Meeting and transfer to 5* or boutique hotel in Prague (TBA). Today you will rest and recuperate from the long flight. In the late afternoon/early evening, you will attend a meeting with representatives of Czech Jewish Community at the Jewish Town Hall. The Jewish Town Hall is a beautiful Renaissance 27.5m/90 ft. tall building in the center of the Jewish Town at the corner of Maiselova and Cervena Street right next to the Old-New Synagogue. Evening Program: Classical concert in Spanish Synagogue The Spanish Synagogue was built in 1868 on the site of the oldest Prague Jewish house of prayer ("the Old Shul"). It was designed in a Moorish style by Vojtěch Ignátz Ullmann. Dinner at Kosher restaurant Dinitz in Prague. Return to hotel after dinner for overnight Overnight: Prague (D)

Day 2 PRAGUE Breakfast at hotel in Prague. After breakfast full day Prague city tour & sightseeing. MORNING: Walking tour of Prague Jewish Quarter (3 h.)-Part 1 Prague is a historical pearl of Europe and is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is a textbook of architectural styles with its wealth of monuments, a city filled with music, romance and nostalgia. Since 1992 the historical core of the city covering 866 hectares has been declared and protected as the UNESCO heritage monument. In Czech the Jewish Quarter in Prague is called Josefov, named after the emperor Joseph II (1741-1790) whose reforms made life for Jews much easier and more comfortable. The Jewish Quarter reached its peak in the 16th century when Jordecai Maisel, the Jewish Mayor and very rich man, became the Minister of Finance. It was mainly his money that helped to develop a great deal of the ghetto.

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The Old-New Synagogue dates back to the 13th century and is actually the oldest synagogue in Europe. You will find it across the street from the Old Jewish Cemetery next to the Jewish Town Hall. Old Jewish Cemetery is one of the best preserved Jewish cemeteries in the world; it has as many as 12 layers and about 12,000 tombstones that are visible. Jubilee Synagogue is also known as the Jerusalem Synagogue because of its location on Jerusalem Street. It was built in 1906, designed by Wilhelm Stiassny and named in honor of the silver Jubilee of Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria. Overnight: Prague (B, L, D)

Day 3 PRAGUE / TEREZIN / KARLOVY VARY / PRAGUE Breakfast at hotel in Prague. Full day excursion to Terezin and Karlovy Vary with private car, driver and guide. Morning departure to Terezín (69km/43mi – about 1h. driving) Visit of Terezín Fortress and Jewish Ghetto. Terezín is a red brick baroque fortress that was built in the 18th Century beside the Ohře River north of Prague to help defend the border of the Austro-Hungarian Empire against Prussia. Circumstances meant that the fortress never saw a battle, but it gained notoriety during WWII when it became a Jewish ghetto and prison; better known abroad by its old German name Pamatnik. Terezin-Karlovy Vary (121km/65mi – about 2.0 h driving time) Lunch break in Karlovy Vary After lunch, visit the Moser Museum where we will learn about the history of the glassworks. The newly designed, modern exposition offers an interesting tour, which consists of over 150 years of the glassworks’ history started by Jewish entrepreneur Ludwig Moser. We will walk through the main street of Karlovy Vary, one of the most famous spa towns in the world. Meeting with representatives of Jewish Community in Karlovy Vary. Return to Prague in late afternoon/early evening. River Cruise Dinner (kosher available) in Prague – Fun evening with two hour of Czech traditional folklore show & live music - two different programs in two separate deck. Overnight: Prague (B, L, D)

Day 4 PRAGUE / TREBIC / BRNO (235km/140mi-about 4.0 h. total driving time) Breakfast at hotel in Prague before checkout. Prague- Třebíč (pronounced: tre-bich) (160km/99mi; 2.5 h.) Upon arrival, we will take a walking tour of Třebíč of about 2.5 hours. We will visit the Jewish Quarter, the old Jewish cemetery and the Basilica of St Procopius in Třebíč which are testaments of the co- existence of Jewish and Christian cultures from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. The Jewish Quarter bears outstanding testimony to the different aspects of the life of this community. St. Procopius Basilica, built as part of the Benedictine monastery in the early 13th century, is a remarkable example of the influence of Western European architectural heritage in this region.

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Lunch in Třebíč (venue TBA) Třebíč-Brno (75km/41mi; 1.5 h.) Visit Vila Thugendhat - The Villa of Greta and Fritz Tugendhat from the years 1929–1930, designed by the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, is a monument to modern architecture. It is the only example of modern architecture in the Czech Republic and UNESCO protected World Cultural Heritage monument. Overnight: Brno (B, L, D)

Day 5 BRNO / MIKULOV / VIENNA Breakfast at hotel in Brno and checkout Brno- Mikulov (50km/31mi-about 45 min. drive) We will take a walking tour of Mikulov/Jewish Heritage Site and Chateau - the part of Mikulov adjacent to the chateau hill, since mid-15th century is inhabited by Jewish residents and has developed into a large Jewish community. Despite the extensive demolitions in the past, a number of original Jewish houses, dating back to mid- 16th century when the first stone houses were built, survived, and they are proclaimed as cultural monument. Lunch with winetasting at local restaurant in Mikulov (venue TBA). After lunch transfer to Vienna International Airport (85km/53mi-about 1.25 h. driving time). Departure by air to Zagreb, Croatia (flight & time TBA). ***End of Bohemian Part of Tour*** ARRIVAL IN ZAGREB Upon arrival at Zagreb airport (time TBA), you will be met and taken to one of the best hotels in Zagreb (TBA). The hotel manager will meet you personally upon arrival and introduce you to hotel and the city over a welcome drink. Once you’re settled in your room, we have arranged a complimentary massage or spa treatment to get you going and in holiday spirit. Please call hotel spa to book it. Relax, enjoy and have fun. Dinner in a local restaurant or with private Jewish family (TBA) Overnight: Zagreb (B, L, D)

Day 6 ZAGREB After breakfast in the hotel, proceed to a private tour of the city. Zagreb, the capital of Croatia with 1,000+ years of history, friendly people and beautiful parks, will surprise you with its rich and fascinating Jewish history. We will explore this vibrant city and its rich history in depth. We will visit Mirogoj, one of the most famous cemeteries in Europe, designed in 1876 by Herman Bolle, including its Jewish section that tells the silent story of the Zagreb Jewish community. We will start with Main Square (Trg Bana Jelacica) and the vibrant Dolac Farmers market right adjacent to it, where farmers and peasants from the neighboring farms bring their fresh produce every day. We

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Day 7 ZAGREB / OPATIJA / ROVINJ After sumptuous breakfast at your hotel, we will depart for Rovinj, a picturesque Mediterranean town that is becoming Europe’s most popular summer art colony. We will make a lunch stop in Opatija, an elegant Croatian resort town, on the way to Rovinj. After lunch, sightseeing and resting in Opatija, we will continue to Rovinj. Evening arrival in Rovinj. Accommodation in a boutique hotel (TBA) in Rovinj. Overnight: Rovinj (B, L)

Day 8 ROVINJ / PULA / LIM FJORD / POREC / MOTOVUN / ROVINJ Breakfast at your hotel. Full day excursion “Circle of Istria” is planned for today. We will visit some of the most interesting places and towns in this rich Croatian province nicknamed Croatia’s “Tuscany”. During the Roman times, this was one of the Empire’s breadbaskets. Romans used to call it “Istria Nobilissima” (Bountiful Istria). Let’s step back into history from Rovinj. This part of Croatia, and for that matter, the entire Dalmatian coast as the eastern part of the Adriatic is called, was a part of the mighty Roman Empire. There is an obvious Venetian influence in architecture and in the layout of little towns. All streets are shiny cobblestone and easy to walk with proper shoes and there are some stone steps to climb. Therefore, please bring comfortable walking shoes. And yes, you must bring your camera, for you will want to take pictures of every street, every corner, every building, every window, every line spanning between buildings “decorated” with laundry drying in the warm Mediterranean sun. Rovinj-Pula (20 mi/33 km – about 25 min. driving time) Pula is the largest city here and also the site of the best preserved Roman amphitheater in the world. Romans, during their ruling in the Mediterranean area built about 35 amphitheaters. Except for 5 or 6, they were all completely destroyed. The Pula Coliseum is the best preserved and with only a few missing stones from its massive walls, the entire structure is intact. It is still today being used for civic events, including the annual Croatian summer film festival. Pula-Lim Fjord (24 mi/38 km – about 20 min. driving time) Lim Fjord is an approximately 7.5 mile-long narrow body of water that looks more like a river. Clear blue Adriatic water and an abundance of marine micro life have created excellent conditions for shellfish

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Day 9 ROVINJ / PLITVICE LAKES / ZADAR / SPLIT Breakfast at hotel Depart to Split with stops in Plitvice lakes, Zadar, Sibenik & Trogir. (Lunch on the way-TBA). Plitvice Lakes (pronounced: plee-tvee-tzeh) is truly a unique gift from Mother Nature. This beautiful national park is made up of a chain of 16 pristine lakes, set above each other and connected by spectacular waterfalls and cascades. They are all nested in a jungle-like, a rain-forest environment, thick, almost impassable forest abundant with flora and fauna. A highly popular site, one of the most acclaimed national parks in Europe, is a natural wonder, registered and protected with UNESCO World Heritage Monuments. As there is no vehicular traffic allowed in the park’s limits, be prepared to walk. Zadar is an ancient city, built in the center of the Croatian Adriatic, full of historical and cultural monuments. One well worth visiting site is Zadar's Sea Organ, a musical instrument powered by surf and waves of the Adriatic. It is the first musical pipe organ powered by the sea in the entire world. Many tourists come to listen to this mesmerizing symphony and enjoy sunsets falling on the nearby islands, a sensory experience that engages the ear and the eye for an unforgettable experience. Sibenik is one of the oldest Croatian cities and is known for its St. James Basilica (on UNESCO list of world heritage monuments). This cathedral is a triple-nave basilica with three apses and unusually high dome (32m/105ft high inside) and is also one of the most important Renaissance architectural monuments throughout the eastern Adriatic. Trogir (pronounced: tro-gheer) is an ancient Mediterranean town just north of Split. Because of its historical and cultural significance, a.k.a. “town museum”, has been proclaimed UNESCO World Heritage

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Monuments. The small island of Trogir offers a concentration of palaces, churches, towers and a fortress which in every way deserves its nickname: "The Stone Beauty”. Split is the economic, political and cultural center of Dalmatia, the Croatian province embracing the shores of the Adriatic. It is best known for its architectural treasure of Diocletian’s Palace. This palace stands today, flanked by all the most important historical buildings, in the center of the city of Split. As the world's most complete remains of a Roman palace, it holds an outstanding place in Mediterranean and European culture and is designated as a UNESCO world heritage site. Overnight: Split (B, L)

Day 10 SPLIT After breakfast, sightseeing of Diocletian’s Palace, Jewish cemetery and stop at Mestrovich Gallery. Spend the rest of the day in Split at leisure Overnight: Split (B, L)

Day 11 SPLIT-MOSTAR-STON-DUBROVNIK After breakfast at hotel, we will depart for Dubrovnik with stops in Mostar (Bosnia & Herzegovina) and Ston, a charming seaside picturesque Mediterranean town, a gateway to Peljesac (pron. peh-lye-shatz) peninsula. Split-Mostar (102mi/164km – about 2.5 h. driving time) Mostar was built by the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century and was considered to be the most western Turkish settlement. The old, one-arch stone bridge, a UNESCO protected site, over the river Neretva (after which the city got its name) was figuratively considered to be the bridge between the East and the West. We will visit a Jewish Community Center with synagogue, Jewish cemetery with memorial and have a lunch in typical Bosnian restaurant. We will stop in Ston briefly before arriving in Dubrovnik. Ston today is a sleepy little fishing town and the bay in front of it is the largest shellfish farm in the Adriatic. Miles and miles of floating shellfish lines set in perfect rows stretch as far as eye can see. Ston-Dubrovnik (34 mi/55 km – about 1.0 h. driving time) Arrival in Dubrovnik late afternoon. Overnight: Dubrovnik (B, D)

Day 12 DUBROVNIK Breakfast at hotel in Dubrovnik After breakfast, proceed to a 2 hour walking tour of Old Town Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” is arguably the most fascinating city in the region, one of the top destinations in Croatia, and a line item on countless bucket lists. It is a magnet for Adriatic cruises, a “must” port of call of all major cruise lines and it is not unusual during peak season to see 5 or 6 ocean

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Day 13 DUBROVNIK / MONTENEGRO / DUBROVNIK Breakfast at hotel in Dubrovnik.

After breakfast at hotel in Dubrovnik, proceed to a full day excursion to exciting Montenegrin Riviera with private car and local private guide.

This excursion will take you to Bay of Kotor and all little Mediterranean towns nested in this unique fjord, the largest in the southern hemisphere. You will see medieval town of Kotor with its fortified walls, little islands of Our Lady of the Rock, Herceg Novi, Tivat, Porto Montenegro, a marina for the most expensive private yachts, Budva and Sveti Stefan where the most unique hotel in Europe is located, the Aman Resort. We will try and arrange a lunch in this elegant resort (not included in tour price). Dubrovnik-Herceg Novi (32 mi/51 km – about 1.0 h driving time) The little town of Herceg Novi is perched on the high cliff at the mouth of the Bay of Kotor and at the foot of Mount Orjen. Its history of foreign occupations resulted in diverse architectural styles; it is noted for its numerous flights of stairs, its spas, health centers, lush colorful gardens, and its sunny weather. Herceg Novi-Perast (20 mi/32 km – about 20 min. driving time) Perast is a sleepy baroque place near Kotor. Most of the beautiful buildings of this small city were built in the 17th and 18th centuries. At that time, seafaring was growing and the ship captains who lived here built magnificent villas that even today will capture you with their architectural beauty and its abundance of sacred monuments, such as the Church of Saint Nicola (Sveti Nikola) built between the 15th and 17th centuries. Perast-Kotor (8 mi/12 km – about 10 min driving time) The oldest town in Montenegro, Kotor, is now a state-protected historical monument. In 1979, a major earthquake seriously damaged the town, but much of it has been restored. In 1979 Kotor was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. Gil Tours Travel, Inc. 1511 Walnut St. 2nd fl, Philadelphia PA, 19102 www.giltravel.com t: 215-568-6655 t: 1-800-223-6655 f: 215-568-0696 www.facebook.com/giltravel 7 of 11 Jewish Heritage Tour in Croatia and Bohemia 2015-2016 Tour Highlights: Prague, Terezin, Zagreb, Opatija, Rovinj, Pula, Porec, Motovun, Plitvice, Split, Dubrovnik 15 Days | 14 Nights

Kotor-Porto Montenegro (7 mi/11 km – about 10 min. driving time) Porto Montenegro is a completely new resort town, the brainchild of Canadian billionaire Peter Munk, who built a marina for luxury yachts, luxury hotels a condo complex to attract wealthy jet-setters. Proceed to Tivat, which is nestled in the heart of Kotor Bay, boasting a dramatic coastline and many splendid beaches, coves, harbors, which are still largely undiscovered. The rich archaeological findings and cultural and historic heritage testify to its early beginnings. Diverse cultural programs, popular festivities and sport events have become synonymous with the town. Tivat-Cetinje (via Mt. Lovcen 26 mi/42 km – about 1.0 hour driving time) Mt. Lovcen stems almost vertically from the blue waters of Bay of Kotor to 5,740 ft/1,750 m. On top of mountain there is a mausoleum and a monument to Montenegrin hero; statesman, philosopher and poet. There are 461 steps to climb that lead from parking lot to mausoleum and this imposing monument. View from the mountain on the entire Montenegrin Riviera is spectacular.

As the capital of Montenegro, Cetinje (pronounced tze-tee-nyeh), houses numerous embassies, which have been repurposed to house museums and the Art Academy, which are a must-see! Enjoy a beautiful panoramic view over this delightful small city of parks and rich greenery at Orlov Krs (Eagle Rocks). Cetinje Sv. Stefan (23 mi/37 km – about 45 min driving time) Looking at Sveti Stefan today, one would not necessarily know of its origin as a typical small Mediterranean fishing village. However, when the Aman Resort stepped in during 2010, it transformed the tranquil village into a modern island resort. The surrounding Mediterranean-style stone houses and cottages, narrow cobblestone streets, small town squares add to the charm and are also transformed into deluxe accommodations.

About 6 mi/10 km away is Budva, a typical Mediterranean town and the biggest tourist resort in Montenegro. Its beautiful sandy beaches, numerous first-rate hotels and restaurants make it a quick favorite of the locals, as well as foreign tourists.

Return to Dubrovnik in late afternoon or early evening.

DINNER ARRANGEMENTS: This will be one of the most memorable nights in Croatia. We have something very special for you. You will be our guest at our family village retreat near Dubrovnik. Your hostess will greet you in Croatian traditional costume, take you to “konoba” (cellar) and offer you welcome drinks, some of our home-made specialties, homemade liquors, homemade cheeses, prosciutto and some other home-made goodies. Then, you will explore our organic garden where you will pick fresh vegetables and lettuce that will be served with your dinner.

Then, your hostess will prepare a very special dinner in old traditional Croatian way “ispod peke” or on open fire in iron bells. If you feel like, you can participate in preparation and learn some of Croatian traditional recipes. The delicious meal is accompanied with family wine produced from family vineyard adjacent to home and strictly for family consumption.

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The best part of this evening is that you will eat together with other members of our family including kids and a cat, couple of turtles and for one evening you will be member of our family and you will feel like one. Your hostess who speaks perfect English will entertain you with stories from village life, explain the family tree and tell stories about notable family members in the past. This will probably be the highlight of your trip and will be a lasting memory. Return to hotel in Dubrovnik. Overnight: Dubrovnik (B, D)

Day 14 DUBROVNIK Enjoy a champagne breakfast at the hotel. The entire day free in Dubrovnik for shopping or exploring on your own. Overnight: Dubrovnik (B)

Day 15 DUBROVNIK / HOME After breakfast, transfer to Dubrovnik airport for your return flight home. Have a good trip back! (B)

(B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner The exact order of sightseeing each day is subject to change due to weather and operational conditions.

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TOUR INCLUDES:  14 night accommodations at 5-star or boutique hotels, with the best rooms available at the time of booking  Daily buffet breakfasts in your hotels (kosher meals can be arranged on limited basis  Some other meals as specified in Personal Itinerary (PI) supplied after booking, marked (B, L, D) o Dinner with Jewish family in Czech Republic and Croatia o Dinner with Jewish children performance at Jewish Chabad Community Center in Zagreb o Special dinner with private Croatian family as per itinerary  Meeting with prominent leaders of Czech Jewish community in both Czech Republic and Croatia  Fresh fruit and flowers in your room at hotel upon arrival  A bottle of premium Croatian domestic wine in your room upon arrival  Standard massage or spa treatment at the hotel upon arrival  All transfers and rides are by private air-conditioned car, limo or luxury vans.  All sightseeing tours are conducted with private guides and private limo/mini-van.  Private air-conditioned limo/car/SUV or van for entire duration of trip  Concierge-type English-speaking, well-groomed personal driver  Excursions visit to Jewish sites and side trips as specified in your Personal Itinerary (PI)  Admission to all attractions, museums, galleries, events, concerts and shows.  Personalized check-in at airports and hotels.  Personalized baggage handling. From the moment you leave your home, you won’t need to carry your bags. We will do it for you during the entire trip with our “room to room” and “door- to-door” baggage service. We will also assist you with packing and unpacking at your request (Mediterra signature service).  Car rides have an ample supply of complimentary damp towlettes, chilled bottled water and refreshments (Mediterra signature service).  Complimentary Internet access in all hotels  All applicable taxes

TOUR DOES NOT INCLUDE:  Airfare to/from Croatia  Airfare from Vienna to Zagreb  Meals other than those specified in Itinerary  Beverages  Personal Expenses  Tips for guide, drivers, waiters, hotel staff, etc.  Travel insurance (Strongly Recommended)  Admission fees to attractions, National Parks, museums and galleries other than those specified

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TOUR HOTELS: Confirmed upon reservation. 5-star or boutique hotels, with the best rooms available at the time of booking

RATES PER PERSON (LAND ONLY): Please inquire about airfare for this tour Rates for 2016 are guaranteed as long as booked and paid in 2015

Thursday Arrivals and Thursday Returns 2015 Double Occupancy Single Rate Third Person Sharing MAR 26 $5,995 $8,393 $4,796 APR 9, 23 $6,366 $8,912 $5,093 MAY 7 $6,782 $9,495 $5,426 MAY 21 $6,995 $9,793 $5,596 JUN 4 $7,442 $10,419 $5,954 JUN 18 $7,864 $11,010 $6,291 JUL 2, 16, 30 $8,228 $11,519 $6,582 AUG 13, 27 $8,228 $11,519 $6,582 SEP 3, 10, 17, 24 $8,228 $11,519 $6,582 OCT 1 $7,864 $11,010 $6,291 OCT 8 $7,442 $10,419 $5,954 OCT 15 $6,995 $9,793 $5,596 OCT 29 $6,782 $9,495 $5,426 NOV 12 $6,366 $8,913 $5,093 DEC 3, 17 $5,995 $8,393 $4,796 2016 JAN 14, 28 $5,995 $8,393 $4,796 FEB 11 $5,995 $8,393 $4,796 MAR 10, 24 $5,995 $8,393 $4,796 * Note: The rates are land only per person and the tour accommodates a maximum of 8 participants ** All rates are subject to change due to currency fluctuations

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