This city tour of Jewish sites in Warsaw highlights significant locations that shaped the Jewish history of the city. Starting from Prozna Street, the last remnant of the former ghetto, you will visit various poignant landmarks.

• 🕍 Begin at Prozna Street, the only surviving street of the former ghetto, steeped in history.
• 🧱 Visit the Nozyk Synagogue, the only Jewish house of prayer that has endured since the war.
• 🏛️ See fragments of the former ghetto wall, with bricks displayed in Jewish museums across the USA and Australia.
• 🏚️ Explore Walicow Street, home to the ruins of a historic Jewish tenement house.
• 🌉 Walk along Chlodna Street, where the Jewish “Bridge of Sighs” once stood.
• 🔗 Discover the former areas of the “small” and “big” ghettos, linked by a wooden bridge.
• 📜 Learn about Ludwik Zamenhof, the creator of the universal language Esperanto, at his house.
• 🖤 Follow the Route Recalling the Martyrdom and Struggle of the Jews, marked by black stone blocks bearing names of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising participants.
• 👶 Visit the Jewish orphanage and pay tribute at the monument dedicated to Janusz Korczak, the former director.
• ⚰️ Reflect at the former “Gesiowka” concentration camp, established on the ruins of the ghetto, and Umschlagplatz, the site for mass deportations to Auschwitz and Treblinka.

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