Jødisk vandretur i Warszawa
Beskrivelse
Den fremragende løsning til at udforske Warszawa, hvis du ikke har meget tid. Tag med på vandreturen med en professionel lokal guide. At lære om det jødiske Warszawas mangfoldighed og rigdom før krigen hjælper os med at forstå omfanget af ødelæggelsen, der fandt sted under Holocaust. Men ved siden af historier om forfølgelse og død er der historier om modstandskraften og ufattelige tapperhed hos dem, der kæmpede uden håb.
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
Et af meget få områder i Warszawa, der overlevede ødelæggelsen af Warszawas ghetto.
Den eneste overlevende Warszawa-synagoge før krigen.
Engang ghettogrænsen.
Monument til minde om gangbroen, der engang forbinder dele af Warszawas ghetto.
Polin Museum for de polske jøders historie og 1948-monumentet for ghettoheltene.
Monument til ghettoheltene.
Højdepunkter
Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
- Arbejder under alle vejrforhold, skal du klæde dig passende
- Børn skal ledsages af en voksen
- Bemærk venligst, at når du booker denne tur, vil du deltage i vores generelle løn, som du ønsker tur (tur, hvor det er op til gæsten, hvordan man belønner hans eller hendes guide). I dette tilfælde dækker det beløb, du betaler, reservationsgebyret og guidens betaling. Hvis du ønsker at deltage i en mindre, privat tur, så lad os det vide, og vi vil organisere det for dig!
Anmeldelser(116)
We attended the tour on July 10, 2026, and despite the challenging weather conditions (a downpour at the beginning of the tour followed by several periods of drizzle), Michael delivered a thoroughly engaging and informative tour of Warsaw's Jewish heritage. We had the opportunity to look at a functioning synagogue, hear several stories about the Warsaw Ghetto, as well as some historical life stories (those of Mordechaj Anielewicz and Marek Edelman). Michael also used historical photographs and maps, which helped participants gain a better understanding of the city's history. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour and wish you many more satisfied participants in the future!
Michael was an excellent guide and incredibly knowledgeable about the history of Jewish Warsaw. He gave us a great deal of insight into a difficult part of our recent past and it was done with a great deal of respect.
Michael was fantastic! He was well prepared and shared compelling insights. He was mindful, considerate.
This is a really good tour provider. Michael was educational, like a friendly professor , and communicated the major touchstone facts while walking us through this important district. I'm doing educational travel tourism with WW2 focus, so getting into the heart and landscape of Warsaw Jewish ghetto is a very important component. I'm glad to see some of the things that previously I only saw in documentaries. Thanks Michael and this excellent tour group
Most informative and interesting tour of Warsaw’s Jewish town and its history. Our guide Jasec ensured that a very dark period in history was presented factually and with interest, without dwelling on garish details..
The huide was very professional, knowledgeable, attentive, interesting, his English was perfect . All in all. It was a great tour
Our guide, Michael, has an in depth knowledge of Jewish history in Warsaw. He shared so much information, in a clear and engaging manner, showing us sights we would have never seen had we not been on his tour. Walking through the old Jewish ghetto, listening to Michael as he took us through what life was like, tho harrowing, was incredible well presented. Highly recommend.
Amazing tour guide and experience. Learnt a lot about the city and its history.
I had the privilege of joining a Jewish Warsaw walking tour guided by Andrey, and I can confidently say it was one of the most meaningful and memorable travel experiences I have ever had. What immediately stood out about Andrey was the depth of his knowledge. He did not simply present historical facts — he brought the history of Jewish Warsaw to life with remarkable clarity, context, and humanity. Every street, monument, courtyard, and building carried a story, and Andrey connected them together in a way that made the city’s complex past feel deeply personal and unforgettable. His understanding of Jewish history, Polish history, World War II, the Warsaw Ghetto, and the cultural heritage of the Jewish community was truly exceptional. What made the experience even more special was the way he shared this knowledge. Andrey was incredibly kind, patient, and humble throughout the entire tour. Despite his expertise, he never spoke in a way that felt rehearsed or overly academic. Instead, he created an atmosphere where every question was welcome and every participant felt included. He had a rare ability to discuss difficult and emotional historical topics with both sensitivity and respect. You could immediately feel that Andrey genuinely cares about preserving and sharing the memory and history of Jewish Warsaw. His passion was authentic and deeply moving. Rather than rushing through locations, he gave each place the attention and reflection it deserved, allowing visitors to fully absorb the significance of what they were seeing. For future travelers visiting Warsaw, I cannot recommend Andrey highly enough. Whether you are deeply interested in history or simply curious to better understand the city and its past, this tour will leave a lasting impression on you. It is far more than a sightseeing experience — it is an educational, emotional, and profoundly human journey through one of the most important chapters of Warsaw’s history. If you have the opportunity to take a tour with Andrey, do not hesitate. His knowledge, humility, warmth, and storytelling ability make him an extraordinary guide and an unforgettable ambassador for Jewish Warsaw.
Impressive guided tour. The guide could tell in a very fascinating way.
