Starting at the corner Szewska and Dominikańska streets the tour takes you on a journey through the history of Jewish and Christian coexistence prior to World War II. Wielkopolska's capital was like most of Poland with a large number of followers of both religions living together as equals. The Nazi invasion created a disturbing image of Jewish life in Poland that does not reflect the reality of how it was in the past. You will see the mark Jewish Heritage left on Poznań and what life still exists along the Royal Imperial Route.