Discover Krakow’s former Jewish Ghetto and the history of the Nazi occupation on a 45-minute electric golf cart tour through one of the city’s most important WWII districts.

Designed for travelers who want to understand Krakow’s wartime history in a comfortable and time-efficient way, this tour connects the key places and stories of the former Jewish Ghetto.

Travel through the streets where Krakow’s Jewish population was forcibly confined during the German occupation and learn about everyday life inside the Ghetto, persecution, deportations and the tragic events that shaped the district.

See Ghetto Heroes Square (Plac Bohaterów Getta), the former deportation square and today one of Krakow’s most important memorial sites. Pass the Eagle Pharmacy, whose owner Tadeusz Pankiewicz and his staff provided assistance to the Ghetto’s Jewish residents.

See surviving fragments of the original Ghetto Wall and continue to Schindler’s Factory, connected with the story of Oskar Schindler and the workers he helped save during World War II.

Traveling by electric golf cart allows you to comfortably cover the most important sites in just 45 minutes while listening to the stories behind the places you see.

A perfect choice for visitors with limited time, history enthusiasts, or travelers looking for an introduction to Krakow’s WWII history before exploring the sites in greater depth.