easy
3–7 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with minimal walking required
Discover Krakow’s Jewish heritage through a private, customizable tour by car with AB Poland Travel. Visit Kazimierz, historic synagogues, and Oskar Schindler’s factory with expert guidance.
Starting at € 220 • Up to 8 people • All ages • 3-7 hours
Embark on a captivating journey through Krakow's rich Jewish heritage. Explore the historic district of Kazimierz, visit synagogues, and uncover the poignant story of Oskar Schindler’s factory, all guided by an expert. Tailor your experience to your interests and start from anywhere in the city for a truly memorable tour.
All Ages
3-Hour tour: Group of 1-3 People: € 220 Group of 4-5 People: € 240 Group of 6-8 People: € 260
5-Hour tour: Group of 1-3 People: € 250 Group of 4-5 People: € 270 Group of 6-8 People: € 290
7-Hour tour: Group of 1-3 People: € 300 Group of 4-5 People: € 320 Group of 6-8 People: € 340
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 Krakow’s Jews began in 11th century. For many years they were working and living in a town called Kazimierz – nowadays it is a district of Krakow. At the beginning of the 20th century, 25 percent of Krakow’s population was Jewish. Despite years of heavy losses caused by World War II, Jewish culture is still present in the city.
The price covers the guide, transportation, program preparation and taxes.
The route can be modified according to your preferences. The starting point could be any place in the city center or Krakow airport.
Choose your preferred language early during booking as some require an additional fee.
Although transport is by car, expect some walking at key sites like synagogues and museums.
There are many poignant and architectural sites ideal for photography, so keep your camera ready.
You can begin your tour from any spot in Krakow’s center or airport—confirm your starting point in advance.
Krakow’s Jewish community dates back to the 11th century, with Kazimierz once functioning as a separate Jewish town before merging with Krakow in 1791.
Efforts to preserve Krakow’s Jewish heritage focus on restoration of synagogues and educational programs, ensuring historical sites remain respectfully maintained and accessible.
Necessary for short walks at historical sites between car stops.
To stay comfortable during cooler or variable weather in Krakow.
spring|fall|winter specific
For capturing the rich architectural and historical details throughout the tour.
Useful during potential rain showers common in shoulder seasons.
spring|fall specific