• Galicia Jewish Museum - The tour concludes at the Galicia Museum, which features a bookstore and a remarkable mural.
• The Ghetto Heroes Square - This location marks the Krakow Ghetto, where thousands tragically lost their lives. The narrative of the Ghetto, including the entrapment, suffering, and resilience of its people, is shared here.
• Jewish Ghetto Memorial - The tour begins at this memorial, recounting the atrocities that occurred, the glimmers of hope among the people, and the broader story of the Holocaust.
• Eagle Pharmacy - Museum of Krakow - The tour pauses outside this museum, where the story of the pharmacist who endeavored to save lives is told.
• Mayamural - View the Robot Mural and learn about its connection to the Krakow Ghetto and its significance.
• Mural Blu “Never Follow” - Discover the story behind the mural Blu “Never Follow,” its purpose, and the myths surrounding the targeting of Jewish people.
• Pomnik prezydenta Juliusza Lea - Observe the statue of the former Mayor and understand his contributions to Krakow’s development.
• Father Bernatek’s Bridge - Cross the Wisla River via Father Bernatek’s Bridge, learning about its history and the figures adorning it as you enter the Jewish Quarter.
• Plac Wolnica - Explore Plac Wolnica, uncovering the square’s origins and historical significance.
• Kazimierz - In the Jewish Quarter, the tour reveals both hidden gems and popular sites, sharing the stories of the Jewish community past and present.
• Schindler’s List Passage - Visit the filming location of Schindler’s List, learning about the film, Schindler’s heroic efforts, and his methods of saving lives.
• Tempel Synagogue - View the exterior of the Tempel Synagogue in Kraków, learning about its historical and contemporary impact on the community.
• Jewish Community Centre of Krakow - JCC Krakow - Established by the current King of England, discover how this JCC fosters community unity and welcomes visitors.
• Szeroka Street - Delve into the history of Szeroka Street, uncovering stories of the Jewish residents, the Mikveh, synagogues, and more.
• Remuh Synagogue (Synagoga Remuh) - Over 500 years old, this historic site is one of the oldest. The tour stops outside to share its story, its fate during WWII, and the Nazis’ actions with the headstones.
• Statue of Jan Karski - Learn about the spy who bravely risked his life to gather intelligence on the Nazis.
• Old Synagogue - Reconstructed in 1570 by Italian architect Mateo Gucci, unrelated to the fashion icon, the Old Synagogue is a rare example of a Polish fortress synagogue. Discover its story and hidden ‘sunken’ history.

• See the Jewish Quarter and Ghetto of Krakow
• Go anytime, this is all outside can you can take it 24/7
• After the on location tour listen to the Virtual Tour anytime
• Guided step by step through the Ghetto and Jewish Quarter by your phone
• Smartphone guided (GPS) Location Aware Walking Tour on our Walking Tour app
• It never expires, go anytime, as many times as you like
• Professionally produced, narrated and infused with music and sound effects

• No food, drinks, entrance fees or human guide. The tour is all outside and guided by a phone app

Explore the rich history of Krakow’s Jewish community as you stroll through the Ghetto and Jewish Quarter. Enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace, anytime, day or night, with our GPS-enabled smartphone-guided walking tour.

Experience history firsthand as you walk through the Ghetto, learning about its survivors and the tragic events of its liquidation during World War II.

Discover inspiring stories of bravery, honor, and triumph. Hear about the courageous individuals who risked their lives to save others. Visit the filming locations of “Schindler’s List” and learn about his remarkable story. Explore the Jewish Quarter and uncover the history of the Jewish community that thrived here for over 500 years.

This tour is expertly crafted with professional narration and music, guiding you step by step, highlighting key sights and sharing their stories.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.