Can be difficult to find but worth trying. Helps us to remember the dark years and appreciate how Warsaw has risen from the ashes to become a freindly and exciting city

Roaming around it you can hardly notice that place in the city's hustle and bustle. So sad to observe how history with its tragic connotation is disappearing so fast in the urban sprawl.

It's pretty amazing and cool. Not a lot to do or see, but still.

The remnants of the wall are very difficult to find and involve going through the courtyard of private buildings. Once feels almost too nervous to do so out of fear of being yelled at in Polish and not understanding. The wall is a must see, however clearer signage is needed to direct confused tourists. Seeing the position of the wall... More

The little that is left to remind us what happened here. Sad and confounding.

not that much to see but enough to imagine the past

12 years ago you it was almost impossible to find this last remaining section of the Ghetto Wall in Warsaw. Today it is marked and a map of the ghetto has been affixed to the small remaining section.

There is a dark line marking the existance of the remains of the original wall and the restored wall is fitted atop this line. Most interesting way to show history.

If you are visiting Warsaw, have read about its history, and want an experience that will leave you profoundly moved, then go see this section of the ghetto wall. No matter how many times you read about the effect that World War II had on this city and its citizens, or see documentaries about the extermination of the Jewish people... More