easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate walking required
Discover the rich Jewish history of Krakow through an engaging guided walking tour with AB Poland Travel. Walk the historic streets of Kazimierz and uncover stories of resilience and cultural heritage. Perfect for history lovers and cultural explorers alike.
Starting at € 150 • Up to 10 people • All ages • 3-7 Hours
Embark on a captivating journey through Krakow's rich Jewish heritage with our essential walking tour. Explore the historic district of Kazimierz, visit synagogues, and uncover the poignant story of Oskar Schindler’s factory, all guided by an expert in Jewish history. Experience a unique blend of culture and remembrance.
3-Hour Walking Tour (All ages): € 150 5-Hour Walking Tour (All ages): € 180 7-Hour Walking Tour (All ages): € 210
The default language of this tour is English. Other languages (Spanish/ Italian/ Russian/ German/French/ Portugese/Chinese and Arabic) are available. 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.
Prices include our professional licensed guide
The tour involves walking through uneven cobblestone streets for several hours.
Staying hydrated while walking through Krakow’s historic district is important, especially in warmer months.
Many synagogues and memorials are still active or serve as sites of remembrance.
To fully appreciate the sites and enjoy the guided experience, plan your tour during daytime.
Kazimierz was established in the 15th century as a separate city for Jews, thriving until WWII, when much of its community was decimated.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve Krakow’s Jewish heritage sites, balancing tourism with respect for historical memory.
Good shoes are essential for navigating Krakow’s historic cobblestone streets comfortably.
Layer up to adjust for varying temperatures during your walk.
spring|fall|winter specific
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are useful on sunny days.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout your walking experience.