Krakow: Jewish Quarter and Ghetto Guided Walking Tour｜Poland

Explore Krakow's Jewish Quarter and learn about Jewish culture in Krakow. Experience how Jews lived during the Second World War on a walking tour through cobblestone streets, past former synagogues, iconic buildings, and centuries of fascinating history.

Visit the Podgorze district, the place where all Jews were forced to relocate during the Second World War. Because Hitler wanted to preserve the Kazimierz district, it remained virtually untouched during the Second World War, making it one of the few that did so, and today it is one of the best-preserved districts in Europe.

End your tour in the Podgorze district at the famous monument with the empty, unused chairs. During the tour, visit highlights such as the Old Synagogue, the Remuh Synagogue, Schindler’s List film locations, the Jewish Ghetto of Krakow, Plac Nowy, the Ghetto Pharmacy, and more, accompanied by a local guide who really knows the city.

After the tour, receive handy tools to discover Krakow like a local: a map of public restrooms, recommended dining spots, ATMs, and even a personal “Black List” of places to avoid.