Krakow's Kazimierz with a Guide - Jewish Heritage Yesterday and Today

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Jewish Kazimierz, a district that has experienced both tumultuous sorrow and boundless joy throughout the centuries. This historical heart of the capital has witnessed a myriad of stories unfold - from the isolated lives of its earliest settlers to its transformation into the hippest quarter of 21st-century Krakow. * On this enlightening tour, you'll discover how the first settlers lived, how WWII impacted the city's fate, and why Judaism and Christianity are so deeply intertwined in the Jewish district. * The journey begins on Szeroka Street, the bustling backbone of Kazimierz. This vibrant artery is brimming with iconic spots - behold the Old Synagogue, ritual bath (Mikveh), retro-style restaurants, and quaint cafes. Stroll past the active Remuh Synagogue and the oldest Jewish cemetery in Krakow. Pay a visit to the Church on the Rock, associated with the first Polish saint, and soak up the colorful atmosphere of Wolnica Square.