Keret House
Warsaw, Poland
An art installation from 2012, it is one of the narrowest houses in the world, squeezed between two buildings.
Dom Kereta is an art installation and one of the narrowest houses in the world, located between two buildings in Warsaw's Wola district. Designed by architect Jakub Szczęsny, it was created in 2012. It is a symbolic space, intended to commemorate the home of the artist's mother's family, who lived in the Warsaw Ghetto. Inside, one can see a minimalist interior.
- Visit time: 15 min
- Website: kerethouse.com
How long does it take to visit Keret House?
Plan about 15 min.
Nearby
- Niedaleko Damaszku — 610 m
- Warsaw Uprising Museum — 810 m
- Nożyk Synagogue — 830 m
- Lubomirski Palace — 850 m
- Evangelical Reformed Church — 940 m
- Pawiak Prison Museum — 980 m
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