ワルシャワ・ユダヤ人ゲットーを巡るこのプライベートツアーは、第二次世界大戦の歴史の中でも最も悲劇的な章の一つを探索します。 戦前、ワルシャワは世界最大のユダヤ人都市のひとつであった。 ナチス・ドイツ語の占領下では、ユダヤ人コミュニティはほぼ完全に破壊され、ゲットーは消去された。 ビンテージのジュク・レトロ・ミニバスで旅すると、徒歩では到達しにくい歴史的に重要な場所を複数訪れることができます。 知識豊富な現地ガイドと共に、ドイツ語・ナチス統治下の日常生活、大量強制送還、1943年のワルシャワ・ゲットー蜂起について学びます。 このツアーには、グジボフスキ広場やプルジュナ通り、ゲットーの壁の断片の保存、ヴァリチュフ通り、ミラ18、ゲットー英雄記念塔、ポーランド博物館エリア、ウムシュラーク広場などの主要遺跡が含まれています。 プライベートツアーとして、旅程は自由度が高く、お客様の興味に合わせて調整できます。 この体験は、第二次世界大戦、ホロコースト、ワルシャワの歴史に興味がある旅行者にとって理想的です。
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ホテルのピックアップの後、ガイドはユダヤ系ワルシャワの歴史的背景や第二次世界大戦中のユダヤ人ゲットーの創設などを紹介し、これから訪れる場所のコンテキストを設定します。 ツアーはポーランド系ユダヤ人の教育者、作家、ワルシャワの孤児院の院長であるヤヌシュ・コルチャックに捧げられた記念碑から始まります。 脱出の機会があったにもかかわらず、彼は子供たちの世話に残ることを選び、子供たちと共にトレブリンカ絶滅収容所に強制送還された。
次に、かつてユダヤ系ワルシャワの一部であり、今日では街の劇的な20世紀の歴史を反映した場所であるグジボフスキ広場を訪れます。 この地域は2度の世界大戦、2度の全体主義体制、近代ヨーロッパの変容を目の当たりにした。 近くの通りは戦前のユダヤ人の生活の痕跡を今も残している。
プルジュナ通りはワルシャワで唯一、戦前のユダヤ人の借家が残っている通りである。 今日では、ユダヤ系ワルシャワの珍しい物理的な思い出として立ち、毎年開催されるシンガーズ・ワルシャワ・ユダヤ文化祭の焦点となっている。
ワルシャワ・ゲットーの壁の、かつてのゲットーの境界を示す、保存された断片を訪れます。 建物の間に隠れたままの箇所もあり、ガイドがアクセス可能な場所の1つまで案内して、この地域が街の他の地域からどのように封鎖されたかを説明します。
ワリクフ通りでは、ゲットーの最後の目に見える「幽霊」としてよく言及される、荒廃したテナントハウスを見ることができます。 ここにはゲットーの壁の断片も保存されており、破壊と喪失を視覚的に強く思い起こさせる。
チョドナ通りでは、1941年にゲットー内の分断された2つの部分を結ぶために架けられた木橋について学びます。 橋は活発な街路交通の上にそびえ立ち、路面電車やドイツ語車輌が下を通るようになった。 アーカイブ写真は、この並外れた構造を説明するのに役立っている。
破壊されたゲットーの瓦礫の上に直接建てられた戦後の住宅地ムラヌフへ進みます。 典型的な界隈のように見えるが、その地下にはガイドの説明から明らかになった戦中の歴史が幾層にも重なっている。
1943年のワルシャワ・ゲットー蜂起の最初の武力衝突の現場近くにあるゲットー英雄記念塔を訪れます。 また、この地区は、過去数十年にわたって行われたイベントを通じて、戦後の追悼と和解を象徴しています。
かつてのゲットーの敷地に建てられたポーランド・ユダヤ人歴史博物館の外に停車。 博物館名はポーランドのユダヤ人入植にまつわる伝説に因む。 入場料は任意で、ツアー料金には含まれていません。
ミラ18では、1943年の蜂起でユダヤ人レジスタンスが使用した地下壕について学ぶことができます。 ドイツ語のナチス軍によって発見されたとき、中に潜んでいた者の多くは捕獲ではなく死を選んだ。 彼らの遺骨は敷地の下に埋められている。
ツアーの締めくくりは、ユダヤ人がトレブリンカ絶滅収容所に移送されたかつての強制送還地点ウムシュラーク広場です。 現在、スタウキ通りの慰霊碑は戦時中のワルシャワにおけるユダヤ人の生活の最終章を厳粛に思い起こさせるものとして立っている。
ホテル、Airbnb、アパートメントからの送迎サービスは、市内中心部から 3 km まで利用できます。ホテル/アパートメントが遠い場合や車でアクセスできない場合は、アドバイザーが最も近くて快適な待ち合わせ場所を提案します。ホテルからホテルへの送迎は、ツアーの合計時間にカウントされることに注意してください。そのため、遠くにあるピックアップ スポットから移動するのに時間を費やすよりも、市内中心部でガイドに会ったほうがよい場合もあります。
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Tom (Tomek) was an excellent guide! We learned so much from him on our three hour walking tour. He made the Jewish ghetto more real for us by showing us black and white photos of the war period verses what is there today. JayWay had suggested this tour for us, and I argued at the time that I could do it on my own. In hindsight, I was glad to meet Tom and listen to his detailed explanations rather than reading from my guidebook.
The tour we had with Konrad was one of the absolutely best tours we have ever had on any trip. Konrad was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Jews in Warsaw, brought us to locations throughout the city to show us specifically some of the history of our people in the area and even had actual historical pictures of the areas he was showing us. My wife and I learned a phenomenal amount of history from that tour and we would both very highly recommend it.
My husband and I took an anniversary trip to Poland and had the best time! While we were in Warsaw, we had the best tour guide, Konrad! We were so lucky we got to have him for both our Jewish History Tour and our WWII buffs tour. HE WAS AMAZING! We were able to go around the city in a mini bus but also walk around and show us all the major sites of where things were before they were destroyed and are now rebuilt. He has such a wealth of knowledge being born and raised in Warsaw that it cannot be beat. He even went above and beyond and showed us local restaurants, away from tourists, where locals hangout, drink, and drink. For anyone who is considering any tours in Warsaw, request Konrad, you will not be disappointed, gain so much knowledge, and have a great time!
Konrad is a wonderful tour guide - he’s very knowledgeable, polite and helpful. We learned a lot and highly recommend him!
My husband and I were lucky enough to have Tom as our tour guide and driver on this full day exploration of Jewish Warsaw and Treblinka. Tom gave us a full visit of ghetto sites, both south and north. Although we knew about the ghetto uprising, being in the locations brought the experience to life . Tom has a wealth of information and photos from the past to illustrate places and events that we could not see with our eyes but could now visualize at those locations. We then drove to Treblinka and felt the weight of this terrible place and learned more from Tom.
The guide is knowledgeable about the ghetto and its history. However, the narrative presented reflects a Polish perspective, emphasizing that 3 million Poles killed were "coincidentally" Jewish, while also suggesting that Jews were seen as communist sympathizers, leading to local resentment. This perspective aligns with a typical antisemitic narrative. The true victims of the Holocaust were the Jews—not the Poles, who, while they suffered, were also perpetrators in some cases. This distortion of history is similar to how Hamas terrorists attack Jews and then portray themselves as victims. The tour felt like an official propaganda session that we paid for. Additionally, the 3-hour duration was quite intense for such a heavy and difficult subject, especially when mixed with biased messaging. That said, despite these issues, I would recommend the tour.
Dear Elazar, My name is Marcin, and I was your guide that day. Thank you for sharing your emotions and opinions about our tour. Meeting you and your group was a meaningful experience, and I believe we all learned something from our discussions. My goal is always to provide accurate information and context, allowing my guests to understand these tragic events more deeply. I’m sorry to hear that parts of the presentation felt unbalanced or biased from your perspective. Throughout the tour, I aimed to illustrate the fate of Polish Jews, particularly during the Second World War, when our country was attacked and occupied by both Nazi Germany and the communist Soviet Union. It’s also the story of Polish Catholics and others of various faiths who bravely helped, such as Irena Sendler, as well as those who regrettably betrayed and collaborated with the Nazi regime. I also covered the tragic pogroms, the role of the "Polish Blue Police" in Warsaw, and the "Jewish Police" formation in the Ghetto. However, as it was an exceptionally cold day, I noticed some group members were unprepared for the weather. We shortened certain parts for everyone’s comfort, and I observed some people stepping away or unable to hear the full explanation—this may have resulted in missing or misunderstanding parts of the narrative. I sincerely regret if any part of the tour’s content or delivery made it seem as though I was downplaying Jewish suffering or promoting biased perspectives. I did not say that “3 million Poles killed were "coincidentally" Jewish”; this had to be the misunderstanding. German Nazis murdered 3 million Polish Jews during the Holocaust and around 2 million Polish Catholics, other faiths and minorities. I intended to emphasise that they were all citizens of Poland (before WWII). It also came to my attention that during a conversation in the car, someone from your group mentioned that “all the Poles were happy when the Jews were murdered.” This statement is deeply troubling, as it generalises and misrepresents the complexity of Polish attitudes during the war. While there were undoubtedly collaborators and those who committed terrible acts, there were also people who risked their lives to save their Polish Jewish neighbours. I stand firmly against any form of antisemitism or hate speech. My mission is to illuminate the complex and often painful history of wartime Warsaw, including acts of heroism, resistance, collaboration, and tragedy. I regret that the tour left you feeling it was “official propaganda”; I always intend to present history responsibly and comprehensively. Thank you once again for your feedback. It helps me develop and ensures I honour the memory of all who suffered during this tragic chapter of history. Sincerely, Marcin Grabowski
It has been a very interesting and amazing tour, I recommend it. The guide, Karol, was very passionate about the impact of the Jewish community and culture on the city. The historical van is a fun addiction to the tour.
Marcin was very interesting and friendly! He knows a lot about history, Jewish history to be specific. This is a small price to pay to access to all of his knowledge about the past of this communauty. He was in time at my hôtel with his retro minibus Zug (I loved Zug!) and drove me to several places in Warsaw. He even showed me pictures of the past when we were there. Awesome expérience: I do think this activity should be on every "things to see in Warsaw". I highly recommand it to everyone who wants to know more about the dark past of the Jewish community!
Must do Jewish Heritage Tour! From my first email to Marcin and all the planning in between, everything was great. Marcin promptly answers emails and helps with the planning stages . Our tour guide Mariusz was fantastic. We happened to have our scheduled tour on the anniversary of the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, and with Mariusz’ planning everything went smoothly. Our driver Matthiew navigated to streets flawlessly. Mariusz was extremely knowledgeable. He took us to a great little local spot for lunch in Praga. If you’re looking for a tour in Warsaw I highly recommend Warsaw Behind the Scenes.
Excellent tour and guide. Very interesting, Informative and professional. Would definitely recommend Martin as a tour guide.
| ツアー | 所要時間 | 評価 | 料金 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ワルシャワ・ユダヤ・ゲットー：ホテルピックアップ付きレトロカーによるプライベートツアー | 3 時間 | 4.9 (13) | $159 | |
 Warsaw Pub Crawl Bars, Nightclub Entry, Free Shots and Games | 4 時間 | 4.8 (806) | $25 | 見る |
 Warsaw's No 1 cooking class-Polish dumplings with liqueur tasting | 2 時間 | 4.9 (656) | $79 | 見る |
 Private Tour: Warsaw City Sightseeing by Retro Fiat | 4 時間 | 4.9 (644) | $102 | 見る |
 Old Town Warsaw Walking Tour | 2h 30分 | 4.7 (467) | $26 | 見る |
 Chopin Concerts everyday at the Fryderyk Concert Hall | 1 時間 | 4.7 (461) | $25 | 見る |
 Half-Day Polish Food Walking Tour with Guide and Dinner | 3–4 時間 | 4.4 (405) | $90 | 見る |