To talk about Jewish Krakow is to talk about the Kazimierz neighborhood, which was home to one of the largest Jewish communities in all of Europe from the 14th century until the end of the Second World War.

All ages - Suitable for people with reduced mobility

Duration

3 hours

About the tour

• All our guides have Spanish as their mother tongue or are fluent in Spanish to perfection and are highly knowledgeable and passionate about the history of Poland.

• The tour is very bearable and perfect for all ages.

Journey

• Tempel Synagogue
• Jewish cemetery
• Wide street “Szeroka”
• Remuh Synagogue
• Poper Synagogue
• The Old Synagogue
• Isaac Synagogue
• New square
• Locations of the film from Schindler's List
• Freedom Square
• Corpus Christi Church
• Church of St. José
• Krakow Ghetto with its most representative buildings
• Remains of the original Ghetto wall
• Heroes of the Ghetto Square
• Pharmacy “Under the Eagle