Kazimierz is not only the historic Jewish district that survived World War II, but also a Christian quarter with Gothic monuments and fascinating stories. During the walk we will discover the history of Kraków’s Jewish community, traces of its rich culture and its tragic fate during WWII, as well as explore the monuments of Christian Kazimierz. This unique district, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, includes the Church on the Rock (also known as Na Skałce) – one of Kraków’s most important sanctuaries, connected with St. Stanislaus, bishop and martyr, the patron saint of Kraków. We will also visit the magnificent Corpus Christi Church and explore traces of 19th-century industrial architecture that give Kazimierz its special character.

Main highlights of the program:

• Historic Jewish district that survived WWII
• Christian part of Kazimierz with Gothic monuments
• Church on the Rock (Na Skałce) – site of St. Stanislaus, bishop and martyr, patron of Kraków
• Corpus Christi Church
• 19th-century industrial buildings