Private tour in Warsaw Tomasz O
Includes all fees
Book with a 20% deposit
up to 10 people
3 hours
walking
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Tomasz O.
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Trace the history of Warsaw’s Jewish community, starting at Grzybowski Square and the Nożyk Synagogue, the last pre-war synagogue in the city. Walk through the remnants of the Warsaw Ghetto, stopping at Chłodna Street, where a wooden footbridge once linked the "small" and "large" ghettos. Learn about the Ghetto Uprising at the Memorial to the Heroes of the Ghetto. Along the way, discover stories of famous Jewish residents of Warsaw, including Ludwik Zamenhof, the creator of Esperanto, and other influential figures in culture, politics, and science. The tour ends at the POLIN Museum, a lasting tribute to Jewish history and culture in Poland.
- Grzybowski Square - central point of Jewish life - Próżna Street - original houses - Nożyk Synagogue - the last pre-war synagogue that survived both WWII and communism in Poland - Chłodna Street and "The Footbridge of Memory" - Old Leszno Street - one of most important Jewish streets in Warsaw - The blue office building - the location of the Great Synagogue - Ludwik Zamenhof's traces - Monument to the Ghetto Heroes - POLIN museum
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It's a walking tour
Próżna, Warszawa, Województwo mazowieckie, 00-017 Poland
We meet up in the corner of the Próżna Street and Grzybowski Square. You will find there a house with four different street plates.
Includes all fees
Book with a 20% deposit
Size:
up to 10 people
Duration:
3 hours
Transportation:
walking
1
Includes all fees
Book with a 20% deposit
Size:
up to 10 people
Duration:
3 hours
Transportation:
walking
1
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