Your experience

Step into the heart of Krakow’s Kazimierz, an area known for its rich Jewish heritage and vibrant present. Your professional guide leads you through narrow streets lined with centuries-old synagogues, historic cemeteries and cultural landmarks, illuminating stories of community, hardship and hope that have shaped this unique district.

During your guided walk, explore how Jewish traditions flourished in Kazimierz, observe the transformation after the devastations of WWII and see life returning to the once nearly lost quarter. As you move through bustling markets, quiet squares and revitalised spaces, your guide brings to life the history of Krakow’s Jewish residents and the resilience of the neighborhood.

Explore Kazimierz: The Jewish Quarter

Begin the tour at the Old Synagogue, a landmark that stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the community. Hear about the role of synagogues like Remuh and Tempel, and visit memorial sites that honour those who lived and perished during the war. Gain new perspectives on how Kazimierz has become a centre for art and local culture, blending old traditions with a modern creative scene.

• Admire distinct architecture and centuries-old synagogues

• Learn about the Jewish cemetery and memorial sites

• See how the neighbourhood evolved after the war

Schindler’s Factory Museum

The next part of your experience takes you to the Schindler’s Factory Museum, located in the original enamelware factory made famous by Oskar Schindler’s efforts during the Nazi occupation. This museum offers an immersive journey through Krakow’s WWII past. Explore original objects, documents and multimedia exhibits that trace the lives of residents under occupation and the remarkable actions of Schindler himself.

• Discover Oskar Schindler’s dramatic story of rescue

• See historical artifacts, personal accounts and wartime installations

• Experience the Hall of Choices, reflecting the difficult moral challenges faced by inhabitants

Practical Details and Enhancements

Bring your ticket and a valid ID for museum entry. Most areas on this tour are accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. There may be security or bag checks at the museum entrance, and you are encouraged to keep your personal items to a minimum for ease of entry. Allow time at the end of the tour to reflect on what you’ve seen, especially the impactful closing exhibits at the museum.

Guides are available in a range of languages to suit your preference. Whether you are interested in the stories of the past, cultural evolution, or individual acts of courage, this guided tour offers a compelling, educational exploration into Krakow’s Jewish Quarter and Schindler’s Factory Museum.

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