Auschwitz-Birkenau stands as a chilling reminder of the world's most horrific acts of terror, genocide and atrocities. Constructed by the Nazis in 1940 in the suburbs of Oswiecim, it is estimated that over one million individuals from 28 different nationalities tragically lost their lives here. Recognised for its historical significance, this site has been part of the UNESCO Cultural and Natural World Heritage list since 1979.

The tour provides an immersive experience into both sections of the camp - Auschwitz and Birkenau. A knowledgeable guide, fluent in one of six available languages, will accompany you throughout your visit. The service includes a shared transfer from your accommodation in Krakow to the sites and between them, ensuring a seamless journey. Entrance tickets are also included, allowing you to focus on absorbing the profound history that surrounds you.

You'll see the former gas chambers and the prisoner barracks
Learn about the history of Auschwitz and the Holocaust from an expert guide
It combines the comfort of a full package with a pickup from your doorstep

Important to know

Accessibility:

Not suitable for those with reduced mobility due to moderate walking distance during tour
Not suitable for wheelchairs

Not allowed:

Large backpacks or luggage pieces are not allowed on the museum grounds. Sharp objects and dangerous items are not permitted

Know in advance:

Your preferred time is not guaranteed and is only for reference. The Auschwitz Museum will ultimately decide the visiting time according to guide availability
Please reserve a whole day for your visit and be prepared for an early entrance. The visiting time might change to 5 hours from your preferred time
Per Museum requirements, all participants must provide their full name and contact details as part of the booking
Names must be identical to the photo ID visitors must bring to enter the Museum
The memorial's visitor service determines the pace and duration of the tours according to the weather
There's no dress code in place at Auschwitz. However, visitors are expected to dress respectfully, keeping the historical significance of the place in mind