Would you like to learn more about Jewish heritage in Warsaw?
This is not always easy, as Jewish life in the city today survives mainly through monuments, stories, and museums. Jewish sites and traces are scattered across Warsaw, often hidden in plain sight.
To make exploration easier, we have compiled a comprehensive overview list of all Judaica in Warsaw, bringing these places together in one clear guide.
In addition, we also offer a guided tour of Jewish Warsaw, providing historical context, personal stories, and deeper insight into this important chapter of the city’s past. You can choose a private walking tour or join our bestseller, the public guided tour to the Jewish Ghetto.
Judaica in the former Jewish Ghetto area
History of the Warsaw Jews
History of the Jews in Warsaw from 1527 to 1795
Learn about the history of the Warsaw Jews from 1527 to 1795.
History of the Jews in Warsaw until 1527
An overview of the history of Jews in Warsaw until 1527, from the first settlements in Masovia to the expulsion of the Jewish community from the city.
Janusz Korczak’s House of Orphans on Krochmalna Street – An Extraordinary Children’s Republic in the Heart of Pre-War Warsaw
Long before children's rights became an international standard, Janusz Korczak and Stefania Wilczyńska created an extraordinary children's republic in the heart of Jewish Warsaw.