easy
3–7 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages and mobility levels.
Journey through Warsaw’s Jewish heritage with a private, customizable tour by car. Visit memorials, significant historical sites, and the renowned POLIN Museum with expert guides sharing profound stories.
Starting at € 220 • 3-7 hours • Up to 8 people • All ages
Embark on a profound journey through Warsaw's Jewish history with our guided tours. Explore significant sites, pay respects at memorials, and visit the renowned POLIN Museum. Tailor your experience with flexible routes and expert guides, uncovering the rich legacy of a community that shaped the city for centuries.
3-Hour tour: Group of 1-3 People: € 220 Group of 4-5 People: € 240 Group of 6-7 People: € 260
5-Hour tour: Group of 1-3 People: € 260 Group of 4-5 People: € 280 Group of 6-7 People: € 300
7-Hour tour: Group of 1-3 People: € 300 Group of 4-5 People: € 300 Group of 6-7 People: € 320
The rates above are for tours in English. Other languages (Spanish/ Italian/ Russian/ German/French/ Portugese/Chinese and Arabic) are available as well. If you are interested, please select your preference during the booking process. Please note that an additional charge will apply.
The history of Warsaw Jews begins in the medieval times. For centuries they were important inhabitants of Warsaw and its surroundings – before the World War II Jews constituted 30 percent of Warsaw citizens. Choose one of the tours to visit Jewish sights in Warsaw and learn about their turbulent history. In every case the starting point can be chosen by you (including Chopin airport).
The price covers the guide, transportation, programme preparation and taxes.
The route can be modified according to your preferences. The starting point could be any place in the city center. You move on foot from one point to another, but public transport (buses and trams) are also available. During the 7-hour tour, we suggest taking a lunch break (not included in the price).
Tours offer multiple language options; reserve early to ensure availability in your preferred language.
Though mainly by car, some walking between sites is necessary for the full experience.
Visiting genocide memorials can be deeply moving; take time for reflection and respect.
Options to pause for lunch are suggested during the 7-hour tour, ensure you plan accordingly.
Warsaw’s Jewish community once made up nearly 30 percent of the city’s population before WWII, deeply influencing its culture and economy.
The city prioritizes preserving historical sites tied to Jewish heritage to ensure remembrance and education for future generations.
For short strolls between sites and museum visits.
Layer up during cooler seasons to stay comfortable during outdoor segments.
spring|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during warmer weather and touring.
summer|null specific
For jotting down notes or taking photos during the tour.