Krakow · KRAKOW JEWISH GHETTO TOURS
The ghetto occupied a few streets in Podgórze, and what remains is two stretches of wall, the pharmacy on Plac Bohaterów Getta and the square of empty chairs. These 15 walks cover that ground, with prices, durations and the ones that continue to the factory museum.
Spend three hours with a live guide at Schindler’s Factory and through Krakow’s former Jewish ghetto. You’ll see the Chair Memorial, Ghetto Walls, and Under the Eagle Pharmacy while learning how Oskar Schindler, Tadeusz Pankiewicz, and local families faced Nazi occupation. English, Italian, French, Spanish, and German tours are available.
Walk from the Old Synagogue through Kazimierz and into Krakow’s former ghetto. Guides such as Bart, Magda, Emily, Matt, and Slavek explain Jewish life, wartime persecution, Holocaust memorials, and Schindler’s List locations over 2.5 hours.
Ride through Krakow with an English-speaking guide such as Tomasz, Christopher, Michael, or Krzysztof. In 210 minutes, you’ll visit the Old Town, Wawel, Kazimierz, the former ghetto, and Schindler’s Factory, with a break and 25 stops.
Spend five hours with a licensed guide in Kazimierz, Schindler’s Factory Museum, and the former Krakow Ghetto. You’ll see the Chair Memorial, Ghetto wall remnants, and Under the Eagle Pharmacy. Guides such as Helena, Phil, and Barbara are praised for clear, compassionate storytelling.
Ride a mostly flat route through Krakow with guides such as Chris, Thomas, Alex, and Krzysztof. See the Old Town, Wawel, Kazimierz, the former Jewish Ghetto, Schindler’s factory, Planty Park, and St. Florian’s Gate. Bikes and rain ponchos are included.
Ride through Krakow’s Old Town, Kazimierz, and Podgórze with guides such as Mike, Zoe, Chris, or Ramsey. Expect quiet paths, major landmarks, film stories, historical stops, a Vistula River break, and a 45-minute lunch pause on the longer tour.
Walk through Podgórze with a live guide in your chosen language. See the surviving Ghetto Wall, Ghetto Heroes Square, wartime buildings, and Under the Eagle Pharmacy. Guides such as Olga, Joanna, Helen, and Phil bring daily life, deportations, and acts of courage into focus during this one-hour tour.
Spend 90 minutes touring Kazimierz and the former Jewish ghetto in a covered electric golf cart. An English-speaking driver adds local stories to the multilingual audio guide. Expect photo stops, more than 20 monuments, the ghetto wall, Pod Orłem pharmacy, and Ghetto Heroes Square.
Meet your guide at Schindler’s Factory for a three-hour tour combining the museum with a walk through Podgórze. You’ll see the 68 Empty Chairs memorial, part of the original ghetto wall, former Jewish homes, and the pharmacy Under the Eagle. Tours run in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian.
Spend three hours with a licensed guide at Schindler’s Factory and through Krakow’s wartime ghetto. See period artifacts, reconstructed streets, preserved ghetto walls, Ghetto Heroes Square, and the exterior of Under the Eagle Pharmacy. Tours run in English, French, Spanish, German, or Italian.
Ride from Kazimierz to Podgórze with a live English or Polish guide and multilingual audio commentary. See synagogue-lined streets, Ghetto Heroes Square, the Eagle Pharmacy, fragments of the ghetto wall, and Schindler’s former factory. Museum entry is not included.
Walk through Podgórze with a licensed guide and connect wartime places to daily life under Nazi occupation. See Ghetto Wall remains, Ghetto Heroes Square, the empty-chair memorial, and the Under the Eagle Pharmacy. Tours run in English, Spanish, French, Italian, or German.
Explore Kazimierz, Schindler’s Factory, and Ghetto Heroes Square on foot with an English-speaking guide. Expect about 10,000 steps, a short break, timed museum entry, wartime photographs, and powerful stories about Krakow’s Jewish community and Nazi occupation.
Ride through Kazimierz and Krakow’s former Jewish ghetto in a heated electric golf cart. You’ll see over 20 monuments, the ghetto wall, Pod Orłem Pharmacy, and Ghetto Heroes Square with a multilingual audio guide. Some departures also include helpful spoken commentary from guides such as Andrew, Peter, or Natalie.
Ride through Krakow’s Kazimierz and Podgórze districts in an electric golf cart, hearing about Jewish life, wartime persecution, synagogues, churches, the ghetto wall, and Eagle Pharmacy. The 90-minute route suits first-time visitors and anyone short on time, though walking offers more freedom to stop.
Pick a district, a memorial or a mountain.
