Seconda guerra mondiale a Cracovia: Tour del quartiere ebraico & del ghetto
Descrizione
Questo tour pluripremiato è il modo migliore per conoscere la storia del quartiere ebraico di Cracovia. La piccola tassa pagata a Viator è una tassa di prenotazione per assicurarsi il posto nel tour. Il giorno, ti unirai al nostro tour basato sulle donazioni. Le nostre guide lavorano per i contributi alla fine. L'importo che doni dipende da te. Cosa vedrai: Il tour ti porta nel cuore del quartiere ebraico di Cracovia, risalente a 700 anni fa, incluso il ghetto della seconda guerra mondiale. Kazimierz era il centro della vita ebraica in Polonia. Passeggia per le sue pittoresche strade acciottolate oltre sinagoghe e templi storici e scopri come questa pittoresca parte di Cracovia è stata cambiata per sempre durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale. Visitiamo l’ex ghetto di Cracovia, il memoriale dell’olocausto delle sedie vuote e i luoghi delle riprese di Schindler’s List. Così come discutere l’occupazione di Cracovia da parte dell’esercito tedesco. Vedrai anche come Kazimierz sia ora un fulcro rivitalizzato dell'arte di strada e del cibo. Nessun viaggio a Cracovia è completo senza una visita al quartiere ebraico.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
La strada più pittoresca del quartiere ebraico. Scopri la storia di questa zona che un tempo ospitava una delle più grandi comunità ebraiche d'Europa
Scopri la storia della sinagoga più antica e importante della Polonia
Qui i nostri ospiti vengono a conoscenza dei tragici eventi dell'olocausto nel Ghetto di Cracovia e del significato dietro il più struggente memoriale dell'Olocausto di Cracovia.
La piazza principale del mercato di Kazimierz, un tempo la seconda più grande d'Europa.
Passa sul ponte più bello di Cracovia
Termina il tour in una delle piazze più vivaci di Cracovia piena di cibo di strada, ristoranti e vivace vita notturna.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I viaggiatori devono avere una buona forma fisica
- Questo è un tour a piedi quindi è richiesto un moderato livello di forma fisica
Recensioni(282)
Maciej is the most wonderful and knowledge guide. The time flew by on this amazing tour. He has a vast knowledge of Krakow & Polish history, all delivered with humour & expertise. I would highly, highly recommend this tour. An absolute must if you are visiting Krakow.
My family and I had an excellent tour with Rudolph. He explained so much polish history to us, as well as WW2. The stops were interesting and informative and well-paced. Rudolph was easy to listen to and extremely knowledgeable. We covered a lot of ground and really enjoyed our time on this tour. We highly recommend.
Amazing! Karolina was amazing. I would recommend mto. He knew mto and was mto charismatic.
AMAZING, a MUST DO tour. Dale has a wealth of knowledge which he delivers in a well thought out route & friendly manner. Such an insightful couple of hours. True highlight of our trip.
Very good tour and history lesson. Carolina was a very good guide. The first part of the tour from the old river to the old square of the Jewish Quarter caught a little storm and we found shelter to get more of the history. It broke before we headed to the ghetto. Then, just as the tour ended was a torrential downpour. Even so it was a tremendous way to understand the history of Krakow and the Nazi decimation of the Jewish population. I would suggest starting at Plac Nowy. There was just a walk, no talk, from the main square to the first stop at the old river that marked the division between Krakow and the island of Kazimierz. It would have been more economical to gather everyone at Plac Nowy.
Absolutely effortless and engaging presentation from Dale! Key facts presented, buildings introduced, legends told and retold.. what else would one want? Do spend a few hours with him as you’ll learn more than plaques on the buildings tell. Especially on such sensitive and complex topic.
A great tour by a very enthusiastic and informative Mathieu
Karolina our guide was friendly and attentive to the group. Explained where we would be walking and for how long and when we would have an opportunity to get refreshments etc. The walk itself was interesting and informative. We were encouraged to ask questions. Although Karolina was knowledgeable and offered sufficient information without the need for questions. If you are interested in hearing about WW2 and the effect on the Jewish community within krakow at that time, this is a must do activity.
We loved Dale’s AM Krakow Old Town & Wawel Castle walking tour so much, we came back in the afternoon for THIS one, too. And he did not disappoint! So informative, respectful of the history and tragedy here, and insightful for those of us who are so distant from the events of Europe’s WW2—and especially the horrific Jewish experience. One of our teen grandsons was so intrigued by the mentions Dale made in his morning tour, he came back with us, and got a lot out of it. A number of times he said, “We talked about this in my history class!” But now he’s had the opportunity to SEE some of that history firsthand. This is especially moving because so much of the Jewish Quarter is still THERE!! Not bend out and replaced after the war. Do this tour, if you can! (A lot of walking here, FYI, between the spots we talk about, so just be aware of that if you have mobility limitations. )
Karolina was the perfect guide. Thoughtful and knowledgeable and happy to answer our questions. Really informative walk/tour.
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