Under renovation, easter 2012 but definetly worth it. A very special place.

As previous reviewers have indicated and the guide books will too....this street is a step back in time. Not far from the Palace of Culture and Technology you need to hurry if you want to experience the street as it was in 1939. When my daughter and I visited in December 2011, renovations were being done to the buildings. As... More

too bad there is constrution on the street and buildings- but still a very good feel of ww2 warsaw

When I walk along Prozna street I feel like go back 60 years in time. The walls of the buildings are not renovated and show some bullet holes. When I'm there and close the eyes I can feel the vibe of street in 1939. Nowdays is good place to visit beacause of really nice Prozna cafe and only one brasilian... More

Prozna Street must be preserved, but how? The street is remarkable and to walk along it is a truly unique experience, possibly on a worldwide scale.But how much longer can the buildings last in their perilous condition? To renovate would be almost a sacrilege, yet there must be a solution which is both sensitive and practical. Is there any public... More

Ulica Prozna (Prozna Street) was once part of the Warsaw Ghetto. Most of the ghetto buildings were destroyed during the war. The ones that survived are almost gone. This is the only street in Jewish Warsaw where the buildings have been preserved on both sides of the street. They were never restored and sadly are now falling apart. We visited... More