Remuh Synagogue

A small but meaningful historic site in Krakow’s Jewish Quarter. The synagogue is well-preserved, and the attached graveyard adds a very peaceful and reflective atmosphere. Entrance is 15 PLN (cash only), which is reasonable. It’s a quick visit but worth it if you’re interested in history and culture, and easy to combine with a walk around the charming nearby streets.

Beautiful sacred place. A small contribution of 15 Zlotny is asked for admittance, and it’s cash only. Please don’t show up with a card they cannot take it. The entrance fee goes to help restore and protect the synagogue so I’m perfect with that. Very beautiful inside, very small, but it’s the oldest synagogue in Krakow so that’s expected. Staff was nice and helpful if asked. The entrance to the cemetery is through the synagogue and it’s truly a sacred and somber place. We enjoyed our brief tour and stop, well worth a visit.