• Castle Square (Plac Zamkowy) - At this gathering spot, discussions will focus on the migrations of medieval Jews and the nearby medieval Warsaw Jewish quarter.

• Krasinski Palace - A prime example of Warsaw’s aristocratic baroque architecture, this palace is surrounded by a stunning park and was the residence of the influential Krasinski family, known for their support of Warsaw’s Jewish community.

• Warsaw Ghetto - A historical site featuring remnants of the former Nalewki street, including traces of the main Ghetto Gate and Ghetto Wall.

• POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews - The memorial area in front of the museum’s main entrance showcases the renowned Monument to the Ghetto Heroes.

• Mordechaja Anielewicza - Situated on Miła street, the Anielewicz Bunker Memorial Area marks the location of the Jewish Combat Organization’s headquarters during the Ghetto Uprising.

• Umschlagplatz - This memorial commemorates the deportation area, where visitors can see the only three prewar buildings that survived in the Big Ghetto.

• Free tourist map of Warsaw
• Professional local guide service

• Tip for the guide :)

• The price of ~3 EUR covers the booking handling fee and insurance not the guide’s remuneration. Feel free to tip your guide for the guiding service.
• In case of a mass event such as parade/protest/concert happening at our usual meeting point (Sigismund’s Column), the tour will be starting from beneath the red-brick medieval defensive wall situated 100 meters north of the Column.

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