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Embark on a captivating 2-hour walking tour through Krakow’s historic Podgórze district, the heart of the former Jewish Ghetto during World War II. This immersive experience in Poland lets you explore powerful sites while discovering stories of resilience and tragedy that shaped the city’s wartime history.
Your journey begins at the iconic Heroes of the Ghetto Square, where you’ll hear about the daily lives and extraordinary courage of the ghetto’s inhabitants. Step inside the famous Pharmacy Under the Eagle, the only pharmacy that operated within the ghetto, and learn about its vital role during the war.
As you stroll the streets, you’ll pass remnants of the original ghetto walls and see poignant traces of the past, including buildings that endured shootings and hardship. The tour also reveals the compelling tale of Schindler’s Factory and highlights photographs of workers whose lives were saved by Oskar Schindler.
Aside from its wartime heritage, the route introduces you to Podgórze’s main square and its unique story as a city. The tour concludes with a drive across the picturesque Bridge of Love, adorned with swinging athlete sculptures, offering a moment of reflection amid Krakow’s beauty.
All entrance fees are included, while gratuities for your knowledgeable guide are welcomed. The meeting point is centrally located in Podgórze, making it easy to join this unforgettable journey through Krakow’s living history. Don’t miss your chance to witness these remarkable sites—check availability and book your spot today!
