Our city changes from year to year. More and more often we have to ask ourselves: what to preserve, what to change, what to allow to be pulled down? Contrary to appearances, this also applies to the Old Town, which I would like to show you from the perspective of the history of Kraków's Jews. The tiny, stunning Tigner family synagogue is one of the monuments that has probably not survived to modern times. Fortunately, however, there are many other places that testify to this part of our heritage. We will see the ones located in the former Christian part of Kazimierz and in the Old Town during our walk.