Immerse yourself in the exceptional vibes of the Jewish Quarter, concealed within its narrow, cobblestone streets, vibrant squares, and charming restaurants and cafes serving traditional Jewish-Polish cuisine. Take a leisurely stroll to discover the prominent landmarks of the district, including synagogues, an ancient cemetery, the Monument to the Memory of Krakow Holocaust Victims, Jan Karski Bench (honoring “the man who told the world about the Holocaust”), Helena Rubinstein’s birthplace, and the courtyard where the renowned film “Schindler’s List” was filmed.

As you venture into the Podgórze district, wander through the poignant Ghetto Heroes Square, adorned with 70 empty chairs crafted from iron and bronze, symbolizing the tragedy endured by Polish Jews during World War II. Explore the remnants of the Ghetto Walls and make your way to our final destination, Schindler’s Factory. If you’ve been planning to visit this significant site, seize the opportunity to further delve into today’s tour theme by exploring the factory with or without a guide (admission tickets can be purchased at the museum).