Warszauera Street, Kraków

Warszauera Street is a street in Kraków, Poland. It is in the Old Town district of the city, in an area called Kazimierz. The street connects Estery Street and Nowy Square with Jakuba Street and the area near the Remuh Cemetery.

 History 
Before the 19th century, there was a hospital and a home for old people on the street. The street was named Warszauera in 1908. It was named after Jonatan Warschauer, a doctor and social activist of Jewish background who lived in Kraków. Before 1908, the street was called "Ulica Ubogich".

 Buildings 
Here are some important buildings on Warszauera Street:

 1 Warszauera Street (also 8 Estery Street) – building from the early 1900s.
 2 Warszauera Street (also 6 Estery Street) – building designed by Leopold Tlachna in 1909.
 8 Warszauera Street (also 27 Miodowa Street) – Kupa Synagogue, built around 1635.
 9 Warszauera Street (also 2 Kupa Street) – building designed by Nachman Kopald in 1898.

 References 

Category:Streets in Kraków