The former Jewish quarter in Kazimierz (district of Kraków) is one of the best preserved Jewish quarters in Europe. Kazimierz (name after Kazimierz the Great, the last Piast and one of the greatest rulers in Polish history) used to be an independent city and from 15th century, a flourishing centre of Jewish religion and culture. The policy of religious tolerance allowed diverse groups of Jewish refugees from all over Europe to come and settle in Poland. Kazimierz became a safe paradise, dominated with the Jews. Today, however very few Jews live in Kazimierz, the district plays role of the artistic centre of Krakow and lots of bars, cafes and Jewish style restaurants help to feel its atmosphere. Your guide will also help you to recognize some of the sights that appeared in the Oscars winning "Schindler's list" movie which was shot in this area.
At the monument of three musicians. Your guide will hold a sheet with your name.
Formerly the market place of Kazimierz
Where the Jewish market place used o be. Today center of local entertainment.
The reformed synagogue in Krakow.
The largest synagogue in Krakow.
The heart of the former Jewish Quarter.
The oldest synagogue in Poland.
The only active synagogue in the region. Old historic Jewish cemetery.
Where the ghetto monumnet stands.
Tadeusz Pankiewicz's pharmacy, today a museum.
A remainder of the ghetto wall.
Where Oskar Schindler run an enamelware factory.
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