Discover the Jewish Quarter (Kazimierz)

Kazimierz is one of Kraków’s most exciting districts – full of history, culture, and a great atmosphere. Once the heart of Jewish life in the city, today it’s a place where old traditions meet a modern, creative vibe. Strolling through its streets, you’ll find centuries-old synagogues, cozy cafés, buzzing bars, and plenty of hidden corners with stories to tell.

Highlights you shouldn’t miss:

Old Synagogue

The oldest synagogue in Poland, now a museum where you can learn about Jewish history and traditions in Kraków.

Remuh Synagogue & Cemetery

A beautiful synagogue that is still active today. Right next door is a centuries-old cemetery with remarkable gravestones – a peaceful and moving place to visit.

Szeroka Street

The heart of Kazimierz, lined with synagogues, traditional Jewish restaurants, and lively cafés. It’s also where the famous Jewish Culture Festival takes place every summer.

Isaac Synagogue & Tempel Synagogue

Each with its own unique character – Isaac’s with its grand Baroque design, and Tempel with its stunning 19th-century décor, often hosting concerts and cultural events.

Local Life

Beyond the landmarks, Kazimierz is full of trendy bars, art galleries, street food stalls, and colorful murals. It’s the perfect place to explore during the day – and to come back to in the evening for its nightlife.

Whether you’re into history, food, music, or just soaking up the atmosphere, Kazimierz is a part of Kraków you’ll want to return to again and again.

duration: 2-3 hours