Krakow Jewish Traces Private Tour

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Stop At: Kazmierz The Former Jewish District, Szeroka 24, Krakow 31-053 Poland

This story dates back to the 13th and 14th century, when after a long and exhausting journey across Europe, a group of Jewish people was finally welcomed by the city of Krakow – at that time, the capital of Poland. With time, not without pressures from the locals, the dynamically developing community moved to the neighbouring, then completely independent town of Kazimierz. For centuries, the streets of Kazimierz were vibrantly pulsing with everyday life, with religion – both Judaism and Christianity – and culture merging to create the unique atmosphere of the place.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: Remuh Synagogue (Synagoga Remuh), ul. Szeroka 40, Krakow 31-053 Poland

Remuh Synagogue and Remuh Cemetery

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Podgorze, Krakow Poland

The tragic events of the period of World War II are commemorated, among others, through the exhibition at the Oscar Schindler’s Factory, as well as through buildings and artistic installations cantered around Ghetto Heroes’ Square in Podgórze.

Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: The New Square, Plac Nowy, Krakow Poland

Formerly the market place in the Jewish district, today the vibrant hot spot with numerous cafes, restaurants and pubs.

Pass By: Szeroka Street, ul. Szeroka, Krakow Poland

The oldest existing part of Krakow's Jewish district. Nowadays the touristic and cultural centre of the quarter.

Stop At: Reformed Tempel Synagogue (Synagoga Tempel), Corner of Miodowa and Podbrzezie, Krakow Poland

One of seven synagogues in Kazimierz that happened to survive World War II.

Duration: 15 minutes