Discover ancient synagogues and learn about Jewish culture on a private tour of Wroclaw. Visit the White Stork Synagogue with your guide and explore the exhibitions that span over 800 years of Jewish history.   Step inside a small traditional synagogue next door, to see where Jews have prayed for many years. Continue to the Four Denominations District, an area marked by a Catholic church, an Evangelical church, an Orthodox cathedral, and a synagogue. This area symbolizes the diversity of Wroclaw.    After this you’ll walk to the Polish Theater, to admire the mix of Jewish and Polish architecture. Choose the extended 4-hour version and explore the Old Jewish Cemetery with your guide. This calm and spiritual place gives a unique insight into the history of Jews in Wroclaw.

Your guide will greet you at the hotel and invite you for the fully private sightseeing. Take a tour along the trail of Wroclaw Jews and learn about their history and the legacy they have left throughout several centuries. Traces of Jews presence in the city date back to the 12th century. While walking around Wroclaw's Old Town, learn how invaluable contribution had Jews to the shaping of the city's socio-economic life and know the tragic history of Jews during the World War II. The tour will start from the Jewish quarter. Today its main point is the White Stork Synagogue – the Center for Jewish Culture and Education. On our route see also: the Market Square, the Monument to the Heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto, famous Jewish Department Stores, the former Jewish Theater and the Memorial to the Victims of the Kristallnacht. In the end visit the Old Jewish Cemetery with its oldest tombstones over 800 years old. Transfer back to your hotel.