The former Jewish quarter was founded in the 14th century. For many centuries, Kazimierz was a place of coexistence of Jewish and Christian culture. Currently, it is one of the most important tourist attractions of Krakow, it is also one of the centers of the cultural life of the city.This is where the film Schindler's List was filmed. more info ROUTE PLUS MONUMENTS 1 Wolnica Square 2 Ethnographic Museum 3 Nowy Square 4 Former Jewish slaughterhouse Rotunda 5 Synagogue Tempel 6 Szeroka Street (time for photos) 7 The Old Synagogue 8 Helena Rubinstein's house 9 Remuh Synagogue and the oldest cemetery in Krakow 10 Mikvah 11 Stone and square (in honour of Holocaust victims) 12 Old Jewish shops 13 Isaac's synagogue 14 High synagogue 15 School - a former prison in Wąska Street 16 ul. Wawrzyńca Museum of Urban Engineering The route may change due to road repairs

The Jewish Ghetto in Podgorze was founded on 3rd of March, 1941. The ghetto covered an area of 20 hectares surrounded by a wall with three gates, fifteen streets, three hundred and twenty residential buildings. Death penalty was imposed for leaving the ghetto. more info ROUTE PLUS MONUMENTS 1 Bridge of Silesian insurgents - view of the Vistula 2 Square of the ghetto heroes Time for photos 3 Pharmacy Under The Eagle 4 Oskar Shindler's Factory Museum 5 Fragments of the original ghetto walls 6 Rynek Podgórski 7 The church of Józef 8 Tenements along the ghetto 9 Bridge Piłsudski The route may change due to road repairs being carried out

Oskar Shindler's factory, here, thanks to their work, 1,200 Jews survived World War II. Oskar Schindler, the owner of the factory, helped them. The film Shindler's List was filmed here. We will show you the factory from the outside.

This is where you will see a square full of empty chairs, 65 to be exact. Each chair symbolises 1,000 Jews killed by the Nazis in Auschwitz-Birkenau.