The tour starts in the center of the pre-war Jewish Warsaw. Here you get a first impression of what Jewish Warsaw looked like. The guide brings you closer to the history of the Warsaw Jews. The largest Jewish community in Europe lived in Warsaw until World War II.

They stop on a Jewish commercial street, which has been preserved in the original, and hear about its inhabitants. There are big names and world famous families who lived in Warsaw.

You will visit the only synagogue that has survived the Second World War and is still in operation.

You will pass the streets and places so vividly described in the prose by Isaac Bashevis Singer - the Nobel Prize for Literature.

You look at the houses that are still in their original condition and explore the Warsaw backyards.

You will discover the narrowest house in the world and learn more about its history.

You will visit the Jewish Cemetery in Warsaw, where famous rabbis, zaddiks and Jewish families rest. Learn more about Jewish burials and traditions here. They are introduced to the history of the Esperanto language, Janusz Korczak's orphanage, and the Jewish theater.

They stop where Willy Brandt did his famous knee!