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TOUR OF THE THE WARSAW GHETTO 5 HRS

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TOURS OF WARSAW IN ENGLISH

You can book a private tour or we can assemble a small group to share the price.

Pawel Szczerkowski

mobile: +48501393130

email: [email protected]

THE WARSAW GHETTO

Duration: ca. 5 hrs

Price: 550 zloty

Walking + public transport

The tour explores pre-war Jewish life in Warsaw, story of the Warsaw ghetto, memorial sites and a fascinating revival of the Warsaw Jewish community today.

We`ll start at Grzybowski square - the place of Jewish life. First to bring alive the atmosphere of the time when Warsaw was home for the largest Jewish community in the world after New York and a world center of yiddish culture. When chassids lived together with socialists, Esperanto was created and Isaac Bashevis Singer, future Nobel Prize winner, wrote his first novels.

But Grzybowski square is a place of Jewish life also today - the only pre-war synagogue and the commune house. You will learn a fascinating story of the revival of Jewish life in Poland.

Next, you will learn the story of the Warsaw ghetto, where half a milion Jews were imprisoned. It`s a powerful story of starvation and death, but also of a thriving culture, fashion and love. You will be walking through the fighting area of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943 - the very first act of armed resistance against the Nazis in occupied Europe - to the former deportation point, where railcars went off to death camps.

Itinerary:

Prozna - the only surviving Jewish street

The Nozyk synagogue

Jewish commune house

Remnants of the ghetto wall

Former Jewish children`s hospital

Chlodna footbridge installation (it`s one of ghetto`s memorials) - ghetto story 1940-1942

Area of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising fights - ghetto story 1942-1943 and after

Muranow, a housing project built on the rubble of the ghetto

Monument to the Warsaw Ghetto Heroes

Miła 18 - memorial of the bunker which served as the headquarters of the Ghetto Uprising commandership

Jewish Memory Lane which leads to deportation point called Umschlagplatz