Krakow: Jewish quarter Kazimierz guided tour
Høydepunkt
- Feel the atmosphere of the Jewish district Kazimierz
- See the traces of Jewish culture, from synagogues to traditional restaurants
- Visit independent galleries, unusual shops and vintage fashion boutiques
Beskrivelse
Travel back in time and get a full immersion in the Jewish culture right in the center of Krakow! Discover all the secrets of Kazimierz: eclectic quarter where old synagogues, traditional Jewish restaurants, independent art galleries and vintage shops contribute to creating an exceptional atmosphere, full of history and original spirit.
Excursion on the Jewish Kazimierz (UNESCO monument) is devoted to history and traditions of the Jewish people, since XIV century up to now: the closed life of the first settlements, assimilation of XIX century, tragic death during the Second World War, history of the filming of Steven Spielberg's film "Schindler's List". Today, Kazimierz is one of the most fashionable areas in Krakow, where synagogues still stand, old cemeteries, cafes and shops have been preserved.
During the tour, you will see among others the Szeroka Street (center of old Jewish culture), The Old and Remuh Synagogues and The Father Bernatek Footbridge. Explore Kazimierz and listen to interesting stories from your guide!
Viktig informasjon
- Your group will have a maximum of 15 participants
- Please note this is a walking tour, no museums are visited
- Infants (age 0-6): free admission
Inkludert
Professional live guide
Guided tour
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