Jewish Warsaw Private Tour in a Retro FIAT 125p including Former Jewish Ghetto tours, activities, fun things to do in Warsaw(Poland)｜VELTRA

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.

Visit the Jewish Ghetto district and see the remnant of the Ghetto wall, an 11-mile brick wall built by the Germans to isolate Jews and remains a prominent symbol of Jewish oppression. Learn about the realities of Jewish life back then as your guide gives you insight into the districts' history.

Make your way to the oldest functioning Jewish Community in Warsaw, Gryzbowski Square. Then, drop by Nozyk Synagogue standing tall since 1902 and remains to be the sole surviving pre-war Jewish house of prayer in the city.

Delve deeper into what used to be the 'Large Ghetto' of Muranow District now adorned with modern buildings and street art. Then, see the resting place of thousands of Jews at the Jewish Cemetery.

Next, see the impressive Ghetto Heroes Monument before taking a step back in time at the Museum of the History of the Polish Jews (own expense). Discover more about the city's daunting history through the artifacts and photographs displayed within the museum halls.

You may opt to visit some locations of Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning movie, The Pianist, set in Holocaust-era Warsaw. Just let your guide know and he'll be happy to accommodate your requests.

Conclude your experience by enjoying pierogi or some other meal at a communist-themed milk bar where you can taste traditional homemade cuisine. Then, have a shot of best traditional vodka, alongside a tasty snack, all served on board.