✡ Kosher travel

Kosher in 10 European cities.

Kosher coverage is thin: in most of the cities we cover, OpenStreetMap has very few kosher-tagged venues, and in some none. We don't verify rabbinical supervision — confirm it with the venue or a local kashrut authority — and we won't pad a page to hide a short list.

Each city guide below lists specific venues from OpenStreetMap tags — not vague “Kosher-friendly” hand-waving. Each one says what the tag does and does not guarantee and what to check in person, and none of it is written by a language model. Thin cities say so, and every guide links back to that city's full trip planner so you can build kosher eating into a real itinerary rather than treating it as an afterthought.