Warsaw Jewish Heritage Private Tour in Retro Fiat
Muranów, Warsaw
Learn the historfrom a driver-guide. You will be taken to the most important locations connected with Warsaw's Jews to learn all the history. On the tour you are driven in a historical car Fiat 125p.
Jewish Warsaw Private Tour in a Vintage Fiat 125p
This private tour in central Warsaw explores the former Jewish Ghetto and WWII history, ideal for visitors interested in Jewish heritage and local history.
Highlights
- Visit Nożyk Synagogue, the only synagogue to survive from the Warsaw Ghetto
- See the remaining fragments of the Warsaw Ghetto Wall
- View the Ghetto Heroes Monument and the Museum of the History of Polish Jews
Description
Your tour begins with hotel pickup in central Warsaw, where you will meet your knowledgeable local driver-guide. Board a classic 1980s Fiat 125p, with onboard snacks and a souvenir photo included.
Explore the history of Warsaw’s Jewish community during WWII under Nazi occupation. The route can be customized to your interests. Visit the former Jewish Ghetto area, including remnants of the 1940 Ghetto Wall that isolated over 400,000 Jews.
Pass through Grzybowski Square, once part of the ghetto, and visit Nożyk Synagogue, the only synagogue in Warsaw to survive the war and still in use today. Continue to the ‘Large Ghetto’ area in the Muranów district, rebuilt post-war with modern architecture and street art.
Walk around the Jewish Cemetery to see thousands of graves, then visit the Ghetto Heroes Monument. Optionally, you may visit the nearby Museum of the History of Polish Jews (entrance fee not included), which documents 1,000 years of Jewish history in Poland.
If desired, your guide can show filming locations from Roman Polanski’s film The Pianist, located in the Praga-North district. The tour concludes with drop-off at your original pickup point.
Note: The itinerary may adjust due to traffic conditions. Groups over four people will ride in a vintage blue minivan.
Includes
- Private local guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off within central Warsaw
- Transport in a 1980s Fiat 125p (or vintage minivan for groups over 4)
- Onboard snacks (Polish sweets and a donut)
- Vodka shot served on board
- Souvenir photo emailed after the tour
Excludes
- Entrance fees to museums and sites
- Gratuity (optional)
Important Information
- Nożyk Synagogue and Jewish Cemetery are closed on Saturdays
- Tour uses historic 1980s Fiat 125p vehicle
- Moderate walking required
- Tour combines walking and driving but can be tailored to your preferences
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
For your comfort, wear suitable walking shoes and bring identification if planning to visit the museum. The best time for this tour is during daylight hours when sites are open and accessible.
