Feel the unique atmosphere of the Jewish Quarter hidden in narrow cobbled streets, bustling squares, cozy restaurants and cafes serving up traditional Jewish-Polish dishes and old town houses.Walk around and see the major sights of the district such as synagogues, old cemetery, Monument to the Memory of Krakow Holocaust Victims, Jan Karski Bench - “the man who told the world about Holocaust”, Helena Rubinstein’s birth house or yard where the famous movie “Schindler’s List” was filmed. In the Podgórze district walk through the Ghetto Heroes Square with its 70 empty chairs made of iron and bronze, symbolizing the tragedy of the Polish Jews during WWII. See also the remains of Ghetto Walls and Schindler’s Factory - our final destination. If You have been planing to visit this important place, then this is a perfect opportunity to continue the topic of today’s tour and visit the Schindler’s Factory with or without a Guide (admission tickets paid in the museum).
