New York, United States
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Beaux-Arts hotel on Fifth Avenue with a rooftop bar.
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Holiday travel · December 4, 2026 (date may vary)
Celebrate the Festival of Lights in cities with public menorah lightings and deep Jewish history, from New York and Berlin to Budapest, Prague and Buenos Aires.
The places to stay
New York, United States
Beaux-Arts hotel on Fifth Avenue with a rooftop bar.
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Intimate Beaux-Arts hotel a few blocks from the White House.
Explore HotelBerlin, Germany
Legendary hotel beside the Brandenburg Gate.
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Riverside hotel with views of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle.
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Art Nouveau palace facing the Chain Bridge.
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Palace hotel on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré with a garden courtyard.
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Thames-side landmark with an Art Deco ballroom and the American Bar.
Explore HotelAmsterdam, Netherlands
Six canal palaces on the Herengracht joined into one hotel.
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Elegant hotel near Piazza del Popolo with a terraced 'secret garden'.
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15th-century doge's palace on the Grand Canal.
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19th-century palace on the Ringstrasse.
Explore HotelMiami Beach, United States
Art Deco-meets-Asian oceanfront hotel with three temperature-controlled pools.
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Grand rotunda hotel next to City Hall.
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Grand hotel overlooking Marion Square with a rooftop pool.
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Oceanfront mansion hotel at the start of the Cliff Walk.
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Design-forward hotel in the historic district with a rooftop bar.
Explore HotelSeville, Spain
Moorish-revival palace hotel near the Alcázar.
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Italian Renaissance-style oceanfront landmark founded in 1896.
Explore HotelWhere to go
Celebrate the Festival of Lights in cities with public menorah lightings and deep Jewish history, from New York and Berlin to Budapest, Prague and Buenos Aires.
New York's lighting of what's billed as the world's largest menorah at Grand Army Plaza, and the Jewish Museum on Fifth Avenue.
Beaux-Arts hotel on Fifth Avenue with a rooftop bar.
Explore New York City →The National Menorah lighting on the Ellipse near the White House.
Intimate Beaux-Arts hotel a few blocks from the White House.
Explore Washington, D.C. →Berlin lights a giant menorah at the Brandenburg Gate, steps from the hotel.
Legendary hotel beside the Brandenburg Gate.
Explore Berlin →Prague's Jewish Quarter has some of Europe's oldest surviving synagogues.
Riverside hotel with views of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle.
Explore Prague →Budapest's Dohány Street Synagogue is the largest in Europe.
Art Nouveau palace facing the Chain Bridge.
Explore Budapest →Paris's Marais neighborhood and the Museum of Jewish Art and History.
Palace hotel on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré with a garden courtyard.
Explore Paris →Trafalgar Square's menorah lighting and London's Jewish Museum.
Thames-side landmark with an Art Deco ballroom and the American Bar.
Explore London →Amsterdam's Jewish Cultural Quarter and the Anne Frank House.
Six canal palaces on the Herengracht joined into one hotel.
Explore Amsterdam →Rome's Jewish Ghetto, home to one of the oldest Jewish communities in Europe, and its famous carciofi alla giudia.
Elegant hotel near Piazza del Popolo with a terraced 'secret garden'.
Explore Rome →The Venetian Ghetto, the world's first, is beautifully quiet in winter.
15th-century doge's palace on the Grand Canal.
Explore Venice →Vienna's Jewish Museum and the city's festive lights.
19th-century palace on the Ringstrasse.
Explore Vienna →Miami Beach's large Jewish community, public menorah lightings and warm winter weather.
Art Deco-meets-Asian oceanfront hotel with three temperature-controlled pools.
Explore Miami Beach →The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History on Independence Mall.
Grand rotunda hotel next to City Hall.
Explore Philadelphia →Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim is one of the oldest Jewish congregations in the US.
Grand hotel overlooking Marion Square with a rooftop pool.
Explore Charleston →Touro Synagogue in Newport is the oldest synagogue building in the US.
Oceanfront mansion hotel at the start of the Cliff Walk.
Hotels in Newport →Congregation Mickve Israel, the third-oldest Jewish congregation in the US.
Design-forward hotel in the historic district with a rooftop bar.
Explore Savannah →Buenos Aires has Latin America's largest Jewish community, and Hanukkah falls in early summer.
Grand 1932 hotel in Recoleta.
Explore Buenos Aires →Montreal's Jewish heritage, from Mile End bagels to classic delis.
Historic 1912 hotel on the Golden Square Mile.
Explore Montreal →Seville's Barrio Santa Cruz, the city's historic Jewish quarter, in mild winter weather.
Moorish-revival palace hotel near the Alcázar.
Explore Seville →Palm Beach's warm winter weather and active Jewish community.
Italian Renaissance-style oceanfront landmark founded in 1896.
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