The experience continues in Kazimierz, once the vibrant centre of Jewish life in Kraków. Beginning on Szeroka Street, surrounded by historic synagogues, you’ll learn about the prewar community and why Steven Spielberg chose Kazimierz to recreate ghetto scenes destroyed during the war. Walking through preserved streets and courtyards, discover how Kazimierz was emptied of its Jewish population — and later transformed into a cinematic stand-in for loss and memory. At the junction of Dajwór and Na Przejściu Streets, see the location of the symbolic ghetto gate built for the film. On Ciemna Street, hear the dramatic storey behind the filmed escape of Poldek Pfefferberg — a moment of fear, survival, and quick thinking. The route continues to Józefa Street 12, where scenes of resettlement, hiding, and liquidation were filmed in original courtyards and passageways. The tour finishes in Kazimierz, the historic centre of Jewish life in Kraków, with its final stop on Szeroka Street.