Jewish Quarter & Ghetto free tour

Meeting point : In front of Saint Mary's Church on the main square of Krakow (Rynek Główny 4, Kraków)
Duration : 02:30
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In the middle ages Poland was one the most tolerant country in the Europe.

Home to the largest and most significant Jewish community in the world. Krakow’s Kazimierz district is heart of Jewish culture in Poland where two cultures Christian and Jewish coexisted for more than 500 years. During World War II Kazimierz district and people who were living there experienced tragic events which were an inspiration for Schindler’s List movie. Places where ones the greatest people among Jewish nation were born, unique atmosphere of important centre of cultural life in Kraków, great examples of Jewish architecture but also places of great tragedy. All that you will see and experience during our free walking tour in Krakow’s Jewish quarter and former ghetto.

Highlights

Highlights:

Kazimierz Synagogues

Holocaust Memorial

Jewish Cemetery

Plac Nowy (New Market Square)

Schindler’s List filming spots

Kazimierz Graffiti

Plac Wolnica

Kładka Bernatka (Bridge of Love )

Heroes of Ghetto Square

What is included

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Meeting point - Look for the green umbrella

In front of Saint Mary's Church on the main square of Krakow (Rynek Główny 4, Kraków)

Provided by Good Cracow Tours

We run free walking tour and paid tours in the beautiful city of Krakow. Historical city centre with Wawel Castle, Jewish Quarter with former Ghetto and much more.