This is another great spot to visit in Warsaw. It was worth the walk and no tourist about, so we had the area to ourselves.

It was quiet when we visited, but we were told it is occasionally very busy. Set among apartment blocks, it is hard to picture this wall as part of the Ghetto. It is sombre and a haunting reminder of the terrible years of persecution

This is such a moving, emotional location. Feel the history and try to imagine what it was like there and how much courage and resourcefulness the ghetto uprising really took. These places need to be visited in the hope something like this can be prevented...More

The ghetto was razed to the ground in 1943. In the uprising of 1944 the rest of the city was badly damaged. Warsaw is now a fast growing and changing city. Where once the ghetto stood the remains of the past war decades has been...More

Was astounded to note the thickness of Warsaw wall built around central Warsaw . You can observe artillery impact as is evident by many bullet holes. Located off the Main Street of Grzybowska.

It really was a great reminder of the atrocities of the past and amazing to think it was brought all the way to Warsaw.

Coming from a country that does not have a lot of old history it is great to visit these places to get an understanding of what happened in the war and this is a very good place to visit