Warsaw: 2-Hour Tour of Daily Life in the Ghetto Warsaw

Dive into the fascinating history of Warsaw by exploring daily life in the city's historic ghetto! This insightful 2-hour walking tour takes you through significant sites of what was once Europe's largest ghetto, established by the Nazis in 1940.

Explore the last preserved street, the remnants of the ghetto wall, and the former site of the Footbridge over Chłodna Street. Hear authentic stories of survival, resistance, and resilience amidst indescribable hardships.

Learn about the Underground Archive and the Oneg Shabbat organization, which documented life in the ghetto. Discover how these invaluable records survived, now recognized by UNESCO's Memory of the World register.

Visit the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes, Umschlagplatz, and the Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the ghetto's history and its lasting impact on Warsaw.

Ideal for history buffs and World War II enthusiasts, this tour offers a unique educational experience. Don't miss the chance to connect with Warsaw's past and witness the resilience of the human spirit!