A trip to Kazimierz is an opportunity to discover the beauty of the Jewish quarter, full of charming narrow streets, tenement houses and cafes, where people from all over the world meet on a daily basis. The history of the "city within a city" tells the story of the historical events that the Jewish inhabitants of Krakow had to face. During the guided walk, tourists will be shown the vivid everyday life of the "unfinished city" and told the story of the heroes of the Kazimierz district commemorating their experiences. The route of the walk includes visits to historic tenement houses, artistic cafes, Jewish synagogues and a visit to the New Jewish Cemetery. Finally, the group will travel to the Podgórze district on the other side of the Vistula River, where they will learn about the history of Krakow's ghetto - including the former Oskar Schindler's Emalia Factory, which saved the lives of hundreds of Poles and Jews during the Nazi extermination.
