Krakow's Ghetto: A Walk Through History
Podgorze, Krakow
Explore Krakow’s former Jewish Ghetto on a guided walking tour. Learn about the history of the people who lived here during World War II and see the remnants of the Ghetto Wall.
Jewish Ghetto Walking Tour in Krakow
Explore the former Jewish Ghetto in Krakow on a 1-hour guided walking tour led by a local expert, suitable for those interested in history and WWII.
Highlights
- Walk through the former Jewish Ghetto with a local guide
- See remnants of the Ghetto Wall, symbolizing isolation and oppression
- Learn about daily life, acts of resistance, and deportations
- Hear personal stories of resilience, struggle, and survival
- End at Ghetto Heroes’ Square, a memorial honoring those who perished
Description
The tour begins at Lipowa 4, in front of the entrance to Schindler's Factory Museum. Walk through the streets where thousands of Jewish families lived under Nazi rule and observe remnants of the Ghetto Wall, a poignant symbol of this era.
Learn about the challenges faced by the community, including daily life, resistance efforts, and deportations, through detailed personal stories. The tour concludes at Ghetto Heroes’ Square, which commemorates those who lost their lives.
For a more comprehensive experience, this tour can be combined with visits to Schindler's Factory Museum, Kazimierz Jewish Heritage Walk, Eagle Pharmacy Museum in the Ghetto, or the Kraków-Płaszów Nazi Camp.
Includes
- 1-hour guided walking tour
- Local passionate guide
Excludes
- Tips for the guide
Important Information
- The tour is conducted on foot; comfortable walking shoes are recommended
- The tour covers historical and sensitive topics related to World War II and the Holocaust
- The tour does not include entry to any museum or facility
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your spot. Bring comfortable shoes and prepare for sensitive content. Morning tours are ideal to avoid crowds.
