Meet your Licensed Guide in front of 1891 Garni Hotel at Podbrzezie 4, just outside the main entrance. The nearest tram stop is Stradom, served by multiple lines and only a short walk away. Please arrive 10 minutes early and look for the guide.

Begin your walking tour in Kazimierz, Krakow’s historic Jewish Quarter. As you walk through its streets, your guide introduces the district’s origins, daily life, and cultural importance, setting the stage for the stories you'll uncover along the way.

Pause outside the Tempel Synagogue, a symbol of progressive Jewish life in 19th-century Krakow. Learn how this community balanced tradition with modern ideas during a time of great change. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Stroll along Miodowa Street, once a central artery of Jewish Kazimierz. Your guide highlights how commerce, religion and everyday routines shaped the rhythm of life here.

See the Remuh Synagogue from outside while learning about Rabbi Moses Isserles, one of the most influential Jewish scholars in Europe, whose legacy is still felt today. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Pause near the historic Remuh Cemetery, one of the oldest Jewish burial grounds in Krakow. Your guide explains its significance and the symbolism found within its centuries-old gravestones. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Spend time at Szeroka Street, the heart of Jewish Kazimierz. This wide square, framed by synagogues and historic buildings, is the perfect place to reflect and capture group photos.

Admire the Old Synagogue from the outside and learn how it once served as the religious, social and legal center of the Jewish community. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Pass by the High Synagogue and discover why it was built above ground level, a detail tied to both practicality and historical restrictions. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Walk through Plac Nowy, a lively square known for its market traditions. Your guide contrasts its modern atmosphere with its historical role in Jewish daily life.

View the impressive Corpus Christi Basilica, a key Christian landmark of Kazimierz, highlighting the close coexistence of cultures within the district. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Cross the Bernatka Footbridge on foot, enjoying views of the Vistula River while your guide explains how Kazimierz and Podgórze became historically connected.

Enter Podgórze, once a separate town and later the site of the wartime Jewish ghetto. The atmosphere shifts as the story moves into the WWII period.

Spend time at Ghetto Heroes Square, where powerful memorial chairs commemorate the victims of the Krakow Ghetto. Your guide provides historical context and personal stories tied to this place.

Stop outside the Pharmacy Under the Eagle and hear about Tadeusz Pankiewicz, whose pharmacy became a place of aid and resistance during the occupation. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Walk along Lipowa Street, lined with former industrial buildings that played a role during the war, adding depth to the surrounding story.

Conclude the historical narrative near Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory, learning how acts of courage and moral choice saved lives during one of humanity’s darkest chapters. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.