One of the must-visit landmarks if you are interested in archaeological and historical monuments, Krakow's most prominent guide to the ghetto is the 12-meter extension of the original living wall. In 1983, a memorial plaque written in Hebrew and Polish was hoisted: "Here They lived, suffered, and died at the hands of German executioners. From here they began their last journey to the death camps." The other part of the wall is located in the garden, and this landmark gives a glimpse of what the Jews went through in terms of torment and racism by the Germans at the beginning of the twentieth century.