Jewish Warsaw | Private Tour
EUR 95 per person
Book a private guided tour of Warsaw’s Jewish Heritage.
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W arsaw was the cultural capital of Judaism in the world in 1939. With 390 thousand Jews, the Jewish community in Warsaw was the largest in Europe and the second largest in the world (only in New York lived more Jews). The Nazi reign of terror resulted in the complete annihilation of Jewish culture in Poland and Warsaw. But important voices survived who were able to lift the heavy legacy. We would like to tell this story, which continues to this day. The walking tour takes place throughout the area of the former Warsaw ghetto. Here is what the guide will show you on the tour:
- steel plates showing the boundary of the ghetto wall
- a piece of the ghetto wall that has become part of a new building
- Monument to the wooden bridge that connected the small ghetto with the large one
- Monument and story about Irena Sendlerova
- Prefabricated housing estate on the site of the Great Ghetto
- Monument to the Heroes of the 1943 Jewish Uprising, where Chancellor Willy Brandt knelt in 1970
- Umschlagplatz | assembly point for the transports to the Treblinka extermination camp
- The POLIN Jewish Museum
Meeting point
Address: Plac Defilad 1, 00-901 Warszawa
Meeting point is in front of the main entrance of the 237 m high Palace of Culture, accessible from Marszalkowska Street.
The city guide has a white umbrella!
This is your city guide

Your guide Antoni
Antoni is the founder of Walking Warsaw. He was born in Poland in 1984 and grew up in Germany. After studying law in Bielefeld, he moved to Warsaw in 2012. German and Polish are his mother tongues, he speaks English fluently. In 2013, he acquired a city guide licence and founded his own tour company in 2017.
He says about himself that his Polish heart pumps blood into the German brain. His Polish and German perspectives mix and complement each other to form an overall picture full of interesting conclusions, which he is happy to pass on to his guests.
On his city tours, he enjoys talking to the tourists and is very grateful for every unexpected question.
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Cancellation policy
You will receive a full refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the start of the booked service.
Cancellations can be made
by phone +48 507 980 921 (mob/SMS/WhatsApp)
or
via e-mail to info@walkingwarsaw.com
In case of no-show, the full price will be charged.
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Main entrance of the Palace of Culture | Plac Defilad 1Maximum group size
30Highlights
Palace of Culture, Kulturpalast, boundary of the ghetto marked with steel plates, Janusz Korczak Monument, Plac Grzybowski, Nozyki Synagogue, Remains of the Ghetto Wall, Wooden Bridge between the Small and the Large Ghetto (Monument), Monument to the Heroes of the 1943 Jewish Uprising, Karski MonumentWheelchair accessibility
Yes