Krakow Jewish Quarter: Exploration Game and Tour
Solve puzzles, unlock stories, and discover Kazimierz at your own pace
This Krakow Jewish Quarter exploration game blends the curiosity of a treasure hunt with the depth of a guided tour, letting you navigate the historic Kazimierz district through interactive challenges on your smartphone. No guide is needed and no fixed schedule is imposed.
Each challenge leads you to the next location with on-screen directions, revealing the layered history of Jewish life in Krakow as you progress. From centuries-old synagogues to striking street murals, every stop rewards you with a story unlocked by your own answers.
The experience suits solo travelers, couples, and groups equally. One person can purchase access for an entire group, with everyone playing simultaneously on their own devices.
Highlights
A new type of city experience combining a walking tour, outdoor escape game, and treasure hunt in one.
Explore the everyday life of Kazimierz across centuries of Jewish and Polish history.
Learn about Poland's most famous alchemist and cabalist through narrative-driven stops.
Discover celebrated local Jewish figures, historic monuments, and vibrant street art.
Play entirely via app at your own pace, with no guide, no fixed group, and no waiting around.
Uncover hidden corners of Kazimierz, from pre-war market squares to a footbridge adorned with acrobat sculptures.
Itinerary
This historic square once served as a Jewish market, with its central rotunda functioning as a kosher slaughterhouse. Today it remains a lively hub where butcher shops share space with zapiekanki vendors serving the city's beloved street food.
Built in 1644 and named for its donor Izaak Jakubowicz, banker to King Ladislaus IV of Poland, this Orthodox synagogue stands as one of the most significant religious sites in the Kazimierz district. Solve the challenge here to learn the story of Isaac the Rich.
Dating to the cusp of the 15th and 16th centuries, the Old Synagogue is the oldest surviving example of Jewish religious architecture in Poland. Now a museum, it houses exhibits tracing the history and traditions of Polish Judaism.
Established between 1535 and 1551, this historic necropolis is one of the oldest existing Jewish cemeteries in Poland. The site holds layered significance for both the local community and visitors tracing Jewish heritage in Krakow.
This modern pedestrian bridge crosses the Vistula River and is decorated with suspended acrobat sculptures by artist Jerzy Kędziora. It marks the boundary between Kazimierz and the Podgorze district.
Created during the 24th Jewish Cultural Festival in July 2014, this mural adorns a building named after a Jewish family who lived there for 400 years until World War II. The artwork stands as a tribute to the cultural memory of Kazimierz.
What Is Included
Included
- App-based self-guided exploration game
- Access to all challenges and puzzles
- Story content unlocked at each location
- On-screen directions between stops
- Group access with a single purchase
Not Included
- Smartphone or mobile device
- Mobile data or Wi-Fi connection
- Entry fees to museums or synagogues
- Food and beverages
Important Information
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Unlock the stories of Krakow's Jewish Quarter through an interactive game you play entirely on your own terms. Book your spot and start exploring when you are ready.
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