A guide to Jewish Będzin – Oświęcim Judaica and Jewish Poland! The MEZUZA MI POLIN CENTER is also a Jewish information hub! Find out which Jewish monuments, cemeteries, and other sites of remembrance related to Jewish culture are worth visiting in Warsaw and beyond.
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Did you know that before World War II, Będzin – Oświęcim was one of the largest centers of Jewish culture in the world?
Jewish traditions were present at every turn—from everyday life to architecture, art, and literature.
Discover the world of Polish Jews and learn about their history.
We recommend visiting the following Jewish places in Będzin – Oświęcim and throughout Poland!
Brama Cukermana Foundation (The Cukerman’s Gate Foundation) was established in 2009 in Będzin at the initiative of Karolina and Piotr Jakoweńko. The impulse for which it has come into existence was the strong need of saving the Jewish House of Prayer, situated in the so-called Cukerman’s Gate (Brama Cukermana), where the historic polychromes have been preserved. Since July 2024, the foundation has owned the Ghetto Fighters’ House in Będzin.
The Cukierman’s House of Prayer
Al. Hugona Kołłątaja 24/28 42-500 Będzin
The Będzin Ghetto Fighters’ House Rutki Laskier
24 str. 42-500 Będzin
Contact:
(+48) 511 016 322, (+48) 793 211 712 bramacukermana@gmail.com
If you would like to visit the Cukiermans’ House of Prayer or the Będzin Ghetto Fighters’ House, please contact the foundation. **To visit the objects it is possible only by prior arrangement by phone, preferably 3 days in advance.
Groups should be reported in advance.

A perfectly preserved mezuzah trace easily accessible to visitors. Left doors at gate.
Al. 14 Hugona Kołłątaja St, Będzin

A perfectly preserved mezuzah trace easily accessible to visitors. Backyard. Left doors.
Address: 3 Maja 3 Square
