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Kazimierz & Jewish Quarter Krakow: Private Guided Tour

Available Monday, 15 Dec

Duration: 2h 30mins
Live guide in English
Group of max. 4 people

From ~~$211.38~~

$190.24 10

Per group up to 8

About: The Remuh Synagogue

The smallest synagogue in Krakow (and the only one still in use(, the Remuh Synagogue was built in the 16th century in the Jewish Quarter and features modest decor.

The Remuh Synagogue

Szeroka 40, 31-053, Krakow

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