Poland · KAZIMIERZ JEWISH QUARTER TOURS
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Kazimierz was Kraków’s Jewish quarter for five hundred years. Seven synagogues survive there, along with two cemeteries, a Sunday flea market and most of the city’s late bars, all on the same few streets. Below: which tours are heritage walks and which are food or bar crawls, what each covers, where they cross the river into Podgórze, and how long they run.
Walk Krakow Kazimierz on a 2.5-hour Jewish Quarter and ghetto tour with the Old Synagogue, memorials, cemetery, and Schindler’s List spots.
“Bart was an excellent tour guide. Would really recommend this tour. Bart also pointed out places that we could go back to and visit afterwards. Thank you.”
Bike Krakow’s Old Town and Kazimierz, including the former ghetto and Schindler’s List sites. 3.5 hours, bikes included.
“Our tour guide was excellent, enthusiastic, very knowledgable of Krakow and its history, a must do tour if you visiting Krakow for a short period of time and want to see the main sights. The bikes were in great conditions and easy to ride and use.”
Walk Krakow's Kazimierz Jewish Quarter with a local guide, see Old Synagogue, Remuh and Tempel, and understand the past.
“Fil, the tour guide, has an amazing ability to teach about history of Kazimierz in a fun and simple way, not skipping any detail! would highly recommend!”
A 5-hour guided walk through Kazimierz, Krakow Ghetto sites, and Schindler’s Factory Museum with skip-the-line entry and expert context.
“Our guide, Christopher, was very knowledgeable, and happy to answer any questions.”
Car-free bike tour of Krakow’s Old Town, Jewish Quarter and Ghetto. New bikes, easy ride, small group, guided in English, 3-4 hrs.
“Loved getting overview of city history and via bicycle was perfect way to do so . Our guide was patient and very knowledgeable regarding the history of the city . Thankyou .”
Guided bike ride through Krakow’s Old Town, Kazimierz, and the WWII ghetto area, with great landmarks and stories.
“Everything was excellent. I would recommend the tour to everyone. The guide was excellent.”
Ride an electric golf cart through Kazimierz and the Krakow ghetto. 90 minutes, multilingual audio guide, 20+ monuments. From $34.
“Our guide was amazing gave us lots of information I really enjoyed this tour I would definitely recommend it.”
Walk Krakow’s Jewish Quarter from the Old Synagogue to the WWII ghetto square, with a guided narrative and a powerful stop tied to Schindler’s List.
“Although it was a very cold afternoon we had a great time. The guide had a lot of command over the subject and was very friendly throughout.Auto-translated”
A 2-hour Segway tour of Krakow’s Jewish Quarter, with synagogues, ghetto memorials, and Vistula river views for $55.
“Loved the Segway as a means of getting around and not as scary as I had anticipated!!! Tour guide was really knowledgeable and very friendly!!”
Walk Krakow’s Kazimierz and Jewish landmarks with a licensed English guide, from Stara Synagoga to Remuh and Schindler’s factory.
“Our guide was very knowledgable and I felt his deep love for krakow and Poland. Thanks to this tour , my understanding for Polish history was deepened.”
Small-group Krakow food tour through Old Town and Kazimierz, packed with pierogi, soups, and local vodka, plus city tips after.
“Our Krakow food tour was fantastic! We had so many traditional Polish dishes. We can’t even remember all of them! Our our guide was a wonderful young woman who not only was very knowledgeable, but also very excited to share this beautiful city and all of the delicious food with us. The food tour lasted from 2 o’clock until close to six and we won’t need to eat again until morning! Fortunately, we did a lot of walking on this tour, which hopefully helped to walk off some of the food that we ate. We would highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to learn both about the culture…”
