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3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage in Warsaw
Warsaw, Poland
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Highlights
Embark on a guided tour through the Muranów district to delve into the rich Jewish heritage of the city alongside a knowledgeable English-speaking guide.
Immerse yourself in the poignant history of the WWII Jewish Ghetto, the Nozyk Synagogue, and other significant landmarks that bear witness to the past.
Visit poignant sites such as the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes and the Gesiowka concentration camp, commemorating the brave resistance efforts during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
Discover a lesser-known fact: Warsaw was home to the largest European ghetto established by the Nazis, where a substantial Jewish population resided before the war's devastation.
What's included
3-hour Jewish Ghetto walking tour
Expert guide speaking English fluently
Cancellation & changes
Non-refundable
These tickets cannot be cancelled. Rescheduling is not allowed.
Your Experience
Explore Jewish Culture in Warsaw
Embark on a guided journey through the rich history of Warsaw's Jewish heritage with a knowledgeable local guide. Begin at Prozna Street, the last remaining street of the former Warsaw Ghetto, and delve into the stories of its four tenement houses. Discover hidden gems like the Nozyk Synagogue, remnants of the Ghetto wall, and the unique Jewish tenement houses along Walicow and Chłodna Streets. Walk across the 'Bridge of Sighs' on Chłodna Street and learn about Ludwik Zamenhof, the creator of Esperanto, at Zamenhof Street. Follow the Route Recalling the Martyrdom and Struggle of the Jews, marked by black stone blocks and monuments honoring the heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
Pay Tribute at a Concentration Camp
Pay your respects at the Gesiowka concentration camp, a solemn reminder of the atrocities faced by nearly 5,000 Jews of various origins during World War II. Visit the former Jewish orphanage and the monument dedicated to its founder. Witness the poignant Ghetto Heroes Monument, built from stones originally intended for Hitler's triumph. Stand before the Museum of the History of Polish Jews (POLIN) and reflect on the resilience and bravery of those memorialized within its walls.
Itinerary
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Prozna Street
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Grzybowski Square
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Nozyk Synagogue
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Ghetto Wall
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Zamenhof Street
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Gesiowka concentration camp
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The Ghetto Heroes Monument
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POLIN Museum (exterior visit)
FAQs & details
3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage in Warsaw overview
Your Experience Explore Jewish Culture in Warsaw Embark on a guided journey through the rich history of Warsaw's Jewish heritage with a knowledgeable local guide.
Your Experience
Experience highlights
- Embark on a guided tour through the Muranów district to delve into the rich Jewish heritage of the city alongside a knowledgeable English-speaking guide.
- Immerse yourself in the poignant history of the WWII Jewish Ghetto, the Nozyk Synagogue, and other significant landmarks that bear witness to the past.
- Visit poignant sites such as the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes and the Gesiowka concentration camp, commemorating the brave resistance efforts during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
- Discover a lesser-known fact: Warsaw was home to the largest European ghetto established by the Nazis, where a substantial Jewish population resided before the war's devastation.
Know Before You Go
Ticket delivery and entry
- Your tour voucher will be sent to you via email immediately upon booking.
- Present the voucher on your mobile device along with a valid photo ID when you reach the meeting point.
- To ensure a smooth experience, please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time.
- Locate your guide at Próżna 14 .
- Address: Próżna 14, 00-107 Warszawa, Poland.
- Your guide will be at the intersection of Prozna Street and Grzybowski Square to greet you.
3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage — frequently asked questions
What is included in the 3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage ticket?
The ticket includes 2 things: 3-hour Jewish Ghetto walking tour and Expert guide speaking English fluently.
What is not included in the 3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage ticket?
Not included: Admission to POLIN Museum is not included.
How long does 3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage take?
Allow 3 hours. This is the scheduled length of the experience; it varies with the ticket type you select and how busy the attraction is on the day.
Can I buy 3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage tickets on the day?
Yes. Booking is confirmed instantly, so a same-day ticket is possible while slots remain. Popular time slots sell out first, so booking ahead is safer if you want a specific time.
Can I cancel 3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage tickets?
No. This ticket is non-refundable once booked, so it cannot be cancelled for a refund and no partial refund is given for unused entry. Check the date and ticket type before paying.
Do I need to print 3-Hour Private Walking Tour of Jewish Heritage tickets?
No. This is a mobile ticket, so the confirmation on your phone is accepted at entry. No printing and no voucher exchange is required unless the confirmation says otherwise.
Where you'll go
Próżna 14
Warsaw, Poland
00-107
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Ticket details
- Your tour voucher will be sent to you via email immediately upon booking.
- Present the voucher on your mobile device along with a valid photo ID when you reach the meeting point.
- To ensure a smooth experience, please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time.
Meeting Point
- Locate your guide at Próżna 14.
- Address: Próżna 14, 00-107 Warszawa, Poland.
- Your guide will be at the intersection of Prozna Street and Grzybowski Square to greet you.
Access Map and Directions to the Meeting Point
How to Reach the Meeting Point
By Bus
- The nearest bus stop is Pl. Grzybowski 03, just a short 3-minute walk away from the meeting spot.
- Simply hop on bus #106 to reach your destination conveniently.
By Tram
- Ride tram lines 17 or 33 to reach the closest tram station, Rondo ONZ 04, which is an easy 8-minute walk to the meeting point.
- Board the tram and enjoy a brief journey to your tour starting point.
