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Kazimierz Jewish District Quarter Krakow
Walk around the Jewish heritage of Kracow, Kazimierz - our favourite district - where we talk about Jewish culture, art, local stories and how it became trendy and famous for the nightlife.
Photograph spots: Wolnica square, New Square, Szeroka street, Józefa street, a few synagogues and churches.
Duration 2 hours
Private tour available in English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, French, Portuguese
Private tour pricing from 10 EUR per person
Group tour available in English
Group tour pricing from 120 EUR per group
Highlights
Tour run by a professional English speaking guide
2 hours of Kazimierz (Jewish Quarter) sightseeing
Small group! Up to 20 people
History of Jewish heritage, culture, religion
Artistic face of Krakow City / Hipster District
Description
A little bit of Jewish Quarter
Kazimierz - once a former city, today one of the districts of Krakow. With its interesting heritage, it is one of the most attractive places to see. Thanks to hundreds of centuries of mixed Polish and Jewish history, Kazimierz is a district where anybody can feel unique. You will see the synagogues and cemetery and hear all about them; their history as well as legends.
From the Jewish Town, you will continue to Corpus Christi Church - a gothic temple with a baroque interior. From Kazimierz you will walk back to the Old Town, ending our tour beneath the Wawel Castle, the royal residence of Polish princes and kings since the 10th century. There you can take a short break and follow us up the Wawel Hill, where our next tour starts!
Kazimierz - once a former city, today one of the districts of Krakow. With its interesting heritage, it is one of the most attractive places to see. Thanks to hundreds of centuries of mixed Polish and Jewish history, Kazimierz is a district where anybody can feel unique. You will see the synagogues and cemetery and hear all about them; their history as well as legends.
From the Jewish Town, you will continue to Corpus Christi Church - a gothic temple with a baroque interior. From Kazimierz you will walk back to the Old Town, ending our tour beneath the Wawel Castle, the royal residence of Polish princes and kings since the 10th century. There you can take a short break and follow us up the Wawel Hill, where our next tour starts!
What’s included & not included
English speaking local guide
Guided tour of Kazimierz Jewish Quarter in Krakow
Transportation
Food & drinks
Meeting point
Kanonicza 11, Kraków, Polska
Krakow
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