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ŁÓDŹ, Tour On The Area Of The Former Litzmannstadt Getto

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ŁÓDŹ, Tour on the area of the former Litzmannstadt Getto

Lodz, Poland

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Explore the rich history of Lodz and its Jewish heritage through expert-led tours conducted by local lodgers.



Lodz is a unique urban landscape that has evolved over centuries, with its rich cultural heritage dating back to the 19th century. At this pivotal juncture, the city saw significant transformations as factories, villas, and grand palaces were constructed, marking the beginning of its multicultural identity. This period witnessed a notable influx of various ethnic groups, including Poles, Germans, Russians, and Jews, each contributing uniquely to the fabric of Lodz. Among these diverse populations, Jews constituted a substantial majority—approximately 30% of the total populace—and their presence had profound implications for the city’s development. Without their contributions, Lodz might have been markedly different, influencing architecture, industry, labor, and entrepreneurship.

For a deeper understanding of this complex past, consider engaging with a knowledgeable guide who can lead you through the historic district of Litzmannstadt Ghetto. Here, you will uncover key sites related to the tragic Holocaust experienced by the Jewish community during World War II. Through guided tours, you will gain insights into the resilience and enduring legacy of those who faced unimaginable adversity.

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  • Starting Location: Stary Rynek, Łódź
  • Duration of Break: 1 hour
  • Activity: Guided Tour
  • Type of Activity: Sightseeing
  • Nature of Activity: Walk (Approximately 4 hours)
  • Destination Upon Completion: Park Ocalałych
  • Primary Stop
  • Notes for Reference: Itinerary may vary.
  • Highlights
  • Jewish Cemetery: Site of Burial for Jews from Lodz
  • Radegast Station: Location of Deportation from Lodz to Death Camps
  • Survivors' Park: Dedicated to Those Who Survived from the Lodz Ghetto
  • Former Ghetto Areas (including sites related to the Great Synagogue)
  • Marek Edelman Dialogue Center: Institution Located in Survivors' Park
  • Includes A stroll through the previously designated Ghetto neighborhood encompasses various distinctive features including examples of contemporary street art, commemorative sites, and an historical Jewish cemetery accessible only on Saturdays. Additionally, Radegast Station offers outdoor activities exclusively during Fridays. Furthermore, the Marek Edelman Dialogue Center serves as a venue for discussions and educational programs related to Holocaust history and reconciliation efforts.
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    Duration 4 hours

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    Frequently Asked Questions about ŁÓDŹ, Tour on the area of the former Litzmannstadt Getto

    What was the significance of the Jewish population in Lodz?

    Jews constituted approximately 30% of the total population in Lodz during the 19th century.


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