JEWISH POLAND BOUTIQUE TRAVEL

Welcome to Jewish Poland Boutique Travel, a family-run platform dedicated ​to crafting personalized heritage journeys that align with your own needs.

From the moment you reach out to us, we take care of every aspect of your ​travel, from pre-booking tickets, accommodations, and restaurants to ​arranging local tours and visits, as well as offering our individual drivers and ​guides.

We organize both short and long trips, and we're also happy to arrange ​escapades to specific destinations of your choice.

Let us guide you through the heart of Poland's Jewish heritage!

Immerse yourself in the unique Jewish history and partake in the vibrant

local celebrations of Jewish culture!

OUR STANDARD PROGRAMME

• pre-booked accommodation in recommended 3-star hotels

• pre-booked dining at recommended Jewish/local restaurants
  

• entry tickets, self-guided and guided tours, workshops, events ​(details below)
  

OPTIONAL UPGRADES

• recommended international hotel brands and resorts

• private transport with individual driver (high standard)
  

• full-day individual licensed guide

POLAND: SAMPLE TOURS

POLIN Museum of ​the History of Polish ​Jews

Jewish Cemetery, ​one of the largest ​worldwide

Jewish Historical ​Institute

The Pilecki Institute ​‘Called by Name’ ​exhibition

Nożyk Synagogue, ​the only one ​surviving World War ​II

Warsaw Ghetto ​Museum

Learn more: https://go2warsaw.pl/en/warsaw-judaica/

Poland’s oldest ​15th-century

‘Old Synagogue’

UNESCO ​Kazimierz Jewish ​Quarter

Jewish Galicia ​Museum, regional ​heritage

The Museum of ​Krakow Oskar ​Schindler's Enamel ​Factory

The Museum of ​Krakow ‘History ​and Culture of ​Jews’ exhibition

Kraków Ghetto ​Wall, and its ​unforgettable ​stories

Learn more: https://visitmalopolska.pl/en/obiekt/-/poi/kazimierz-dzielnica-zydowska

Żydowska (Jewish) ​and Wekslarska ​Streets, 17th and ​18th-century Jewish ​houses

16th-century Jewish ​Cemetery, ​Southern Poland’s ​largest and oldest ​one

Bimah, former 17th-​century Synagogue, ​and Galician Jews ​Remembrance ​Days

Goldhammer ​Street, the 20th ​century Tarnów ​Vice-Mayor’s

Auschwitz ​Transportation ​Monument, Old ​Mikvah, and Ghetto ​Heroes Square

Learn more: https://www.it.tarnow.pl/en/worth-seeing/jewish-heritage/

Heritage Trail of the ​Lublin Jews

Chachmei Yeshiva ​Synagogue, former ​University of Wise ​Men

Podzamcze former ​Jewish Quarter

Neo-Gothic Castle ​(Jews and Poles ​imprisoning)

The “Grodzka Gate - ​NN Theatre” Centre

Maidanek Camp ​State Museum

Learn more: https://lublin.eu/en/what-to-see-do/attractions-sights/tourist-trails/heritage-trail-of-the-lublin-jews/

17th-century ‘Old’ ​and ‘Large’ ​Synagogues in ​Rzeszów

17th-century Castle ​and 18th-century ​Synagogue in ​Łańcut

Grave of Tzaddik ​Elimelech, 17th-​century Jewish ​Cemetery in Leżajsk

Learn more: https://podkarpackie.travel/en/articles/rzeszow-walking-guide

Learn more: https://www.wmf.org/publication/chassidic-route

BEYOND POLAND

RECENT EVENTS

Organised in the Tykocin Synagogue, away from ​Poland’s large cities, and in one of Poland’s greatest ​monuments of the Jewish culture, the festival hosts ​Polish virtuosos and educational events.

Learn more: https://instytutwajnberga.org/projekty/

“Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow is the largest ​presentation of contemporary culture created by the ​Jews in Israel and the entire Diaspora.”

Learn more: https://www.jewishfestival.pl/en/

UPCOMING EVENTS

A prominent Jewish Festival honoring Isaac Bashevis ​Singer and featuring theatre, musical performance, ​movie screenings, art exhibitions, workshops, and ​lectures.

Learn more: http://shalom.org.pl