Kazimierz - Jewish district

Kazimierz (at present - the part of Krakow) was established in 1335 by king Kazimierz the Great. One fifth ot its area was inhabited by the Jewish community. For centuries Kazimierz was a place where coexisted two cultures and two religions - Jewish and Catholic, what created its unique atmosphere.
Our walk will be a chance to get to know not only the history of Krakow Jews, but also their rich culture and traditions.

On our way we will see:

• 1.Szeroka Street - the centre of Jewish district.
• 2.The Old Synagogue - the branch of Historical Museum of the City of Krakow with the exhibition connected with the culture and history of Krakow Jews.
• 3.Popper`s Synagogue.
• 4.High Synagogue, bulit in 16th century.
• 5.Baroque Izaac Synagogue.
• 6.Nowy Square with the ritual slaughterhouse.
• 7.The Centre of Jewish Culture.
• 8.The courtyard on Maiselsa Street, connected with "Schindler`s List" by Spielberg.
• 9.Kupa Synagogue, built in 17th century.
• 10.Tempel Synagogue, built in 19th century.
• 11.Remuh Synagogue with 16th century Jewish cementary.
• 12.New Jewish cementary on Miodowa Street.