Jewish Bialystok & Poland Judaica
WHAT SHOULD YOU SEE AND WHAT'S WORTH SEEING?
A guide to Jewish Białystok 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.
We’ll put together a sightseeing itinerary for you.
Did you know that before World War II, Białystok 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 Białystok and throughout Poland!
JEWISH MUSEUMS AND INSTITUTIONS WE RECOMMEND IN Białystok – a complete guide!
CYTRON SYNAGOGUE – GALERIA IM. ŚLEŃDZIŃSKICH
The building of the former Cytron Synagogue is hosting the exhibition “Relics”—the most valuable artifacts discovered in the attic including religious books and prayer books, as well as remnants of the interior furnishings. Visits by appointment only. Please contact the museum directly to organise your visit.
Address: 24A Waryńskiego St, Białystok
+48 85 651 76 70
THE MUSEUM OF BIAŁYSTOK JEWS „THE PLACE”
Community museum dedicated to the history, culture and of Białystok’s Jewish community. It presents exhibitions, photographs, documents and films exploring Jewish life, including the Great Synagogue, the Białystok Ghetto Uprising. The museum also documents the history of Jewish communities across Białystok.
Address: 6 Icchoka Malmeda St, Białystok
+48 795 452 287
CENTRUM IM. LUDWIKA ZAMENHOFA
The Zamenhof Center offers visitors a permanent exhibition titled “Białystok of the Young Zamenhof” as well as numerous temporary exhibitions, concerts and theater performances. The Center also regularly hosts panel discussions, lectures, and literary events. The Zamenhof Center also organizes a series of educational workshops
Address: 19 Warszawska St. Białystok
