Private Warsaw Ghetto & Jewish Cemetery Tour: guide included

Walk Warsaw's Jewish history with a guide who knows every stop

A private guided tour of Warsaw's Jewish heritage sites—the Warsaw Ghetto, Anielewicz Bunker, Jewish Cemetery and POLIN Museum—with hotel pickup and drop-off, entrance fees included, and a professional local guide leading the route. The tour runs about 7 hours with 2 hours of free time built in. You choose the group size at checkout, from a driver-only option up to six passengers.

Step-by-step itinerary

Private tour of Warsaw Jewish sites

• Meet driver at hotel
• Travel 30 minutes to city
• Visit Field Cathedral of Polish Army
• Explore Warsaw Ghetto
• See Anielewicz Bunker
• Tour Warsaw Jewish Cemetery
• Visit POLIN Museum
• Enjoy 2 hours free time
• Return 30 minutes to hotel

The Experience

Your guide meets you at the hotel and drives you through Warsaw in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. The first 30 minutes takes you past the Polish Vodka Museum and the Field Cathedral of the Polish Army, the main garrison church of Warsaw. From there, the route moves into the Warsaw Ghetto itself—the largest Nazi ghetto during World War II, established in November 1940. You'll stand at Miła 18 and visit the Anielewicz Mount, the hidden headquarters of the Jewish Combat Organization, a resistance group that operated inside the Ghetto during the German occupation.

The Jewish Cemetery on Okopowa Street is one of Europe's largest, occupying 33 hectares and established in 1806. Your guide walks you through it, then takes you to POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, located on the former Ghetto site itself. The museum's name comes from a Hebrew word meaning both "Poland" and "rest here," tied to a legend about the first Jews arriving in Poland. Entrance to both the cemetery and the museum is included.

After the guided portion, you get 2 hours of free time to walk on your own before the driver returns you to your hotel. The whole day is arranged—transport, entry fees, timing—so you move through these sites without organizing logistics yourself. Traffic and special events can shift the schedule, which the operator notes upfront.

What’s included

• Private transportation in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle.
• professional local guide speaking English.
• hotel pickup and drop-off.
• entrance fees to POLIN Museum and the Jewish Cemetery.
• 2 hours of free time to explore on your own.

Good to know

Easy physical levelInfant seats available

Operated by taxiGo Limo Airport Service

Is this one for you?Book this if you're staying near Warsaw's city center and prefer a guide who can contextualize each site—the Ghetto, bunker, cemetery, museum—rather than moving through them on your own; the private vehicle picks you up from your hotel and follows a set route that works around your schedule.

Top questions

What exactly is the Warsaw Ghetto, and what will I see there?

The Warsaw Ghetto was the largest Nazi ghetto during World War II, established in November 1940 by German authorities in occupied Poland. On the tour, you'll visit key sites including Miła 18 and the Anielewicz Mount, the hidden bunker and headquarters of the Jewish Combat Organization, a Jewish resistance group that operated there during the occupation.

Is entrance to POLIN Museum and the Jewish Cemetery included in the price?

Yes. Entrance fees to both POLIN Museum and the Jewish Cemetery are included in the tour. Your guide leads you through both sites as part of the itinerary.

How long is the tour, and what happens after the guided part ends?

The tour runs about 7 hours total. After your guide finishes the route through the Ghetto, cemetery and museum, you get 2 hours of free time to walk on your own before the driver returns you to your hotel.

Will I be picked up and dropped off at my hotel?

Yes. The driver meets you at your hotel at the start and returns you there at the end of the day. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Can I book this tour for just myself, or does it require a group?

You choose the group size when you book. Options range from a driver-only tour up to a private tour for up to six passengers, so you can book for one person or travel with others.

What language does the guide speak?

The guide speaks English and is a professional local who knows Warsaw's Jewish history in depth.