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Krakow - Jewish quarter and ghetto tour in Krakow
One of the largest Jewish communities lived in Poland for 1,000 years or more.
I invite you for an unforgettable walk through a charming Kazimierz. This Krakow's district is heart of Jewish culture in Poland where two cultures Christian and Jewish coexisted for more than 500 years.
Duration 2 hours
Private tour available in English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, French
Group tour pricing from 30 EUR per person
Highlights
jewish quarter in the district of Kazimierz
Jewish ghetto created by Nazi Germany
Schindler's List filming spots
Remuh Synagogue and Cemetery
and many many more things
Description
One of the largest Jewish communities lived in Poland for 1,000 years or more.
I invite you for an unforgettable walk through a charming Kazimierz. This Krakow's district is heart of Jewish culture in Poland where two cultures Christian and Jewish coexisted for more than 500 years.
The history of Kazimierz is also connected with another district - Podgórze. During the Second World War in Podgórze district there was a Jewish ghetto created by Nazi Germany and also Oskar Schindler's Factory, whose history was filmed by Steven Spielberg.
Today Kazimierz attracts with its unique atmosphere and great examples of Jewish architecture. Let me share with you the history of that place.
You will see:
Szeroka street
Holocaust Memorial
Remuh Synagogue and Cemetery (note: On Saturday and during religious ceremonies it is closed)
Old Synagogue
Izaak Synagogue
Plac Nowy (New Market Square)
Schindler's List filming spots
Graffitis
Plac Wolnica
Kładka Bernatka (Bridge of Love)
Corpus Christi Basilica
Ghetto Heroes' Square
Remnants of the Jewish Ghetto
Schindler's factory without getting to the museum
I invite you for an unforgettable walk through a charming Kazimierz. This Krakow's district is heart of Jewish culture in Poland where two cultures Christian and Jewish coexisted for more than 500 years.
The history of Kazimierz is also connected with another district - Podgórze. During the Second World War in Podgórze district there was a Jewish ghetto created by Nazi Germany and also Oskar Schindler's Factory, whose history was filmed by Steven Spielberg.
Today Kazimierz attracts with its unique atmosphere and great examples of Jewish architecture. Let me share with you the history of that place.
You will see:
Szeroka street
Holocaust Memorial
Remuh Synagogue and Cemetery (note: On Saturday and during religious ceremonies it is closed)
Old Synagogue
Izaak Synagogue
Plac Nowy (New Market Square)
Schindler's List filming spots
Graffitis
Plac Wolnica
Kładka Bernatka (Bridge of Love)
Corpus Christi Basilica
Ghetto Heroes' Square
Remnants of the Jewish Ghetto
Schindler's factory without getting to the museum
What’s included & not included
My time and services as your private guide
Hotel pick up
recommendations of local food and places to visit
Sightseeing of jewish district
10 zl - admission to Remuh synagogue per person
Other: Entrance fees
Meeting point
szeroka 40, remuh synagogue
Krakow
szeroka 40, remuh synagogueBartek Lii