Jewish Warsaw

Experience the history and resilience of Jewish Warsaw on this 2 hour 30 minute walking tour. Before the Second World War, Warsaw was the second largest Jewish city in the world, home to a vibrant and active community. Explore the streets where Jews contributed to the city’s cultural, social, and political life, from joining uprisings against occupying powers to creating a flourishing artistic and literary scene during the Interwar Period. Your guide will share stories of everyday life, remarkable achievements, and the richness of Jewish culture that once defined the city, providing a deeper understanding of the scale of the destruction that occurred during the Holocaust.

The tour also highlights stories of courage, resilience, and hope, focusing on the bravery of those who resisted persecution and fought for survival. Visit historic sites that reflect both tragedy and perseverance, and learn about the revival of Jewish life in Warsaw today. See how a young and energetic community honors its past while building a diverse and hopeful future. This emotional journey through history provides an immersive perspective on Warsaw’s Jewish heritage, blending sorrow, inspiration, and the enduring spirit of a community that continues to shape the city’s identity.