199 PLN
per person

Auschwitz Tour

Duration: ~ 3.5 hrs Hotel pickup & drop off Pickup 8-9am, return by 4pm Snack included Entrance fees included
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About The Auschwitz Tour

Should one visit Auschwitz? It is a difficult question, and a deeply personal one. For many people, be they pilgrims on a private journey, backpackers exploring eastern Europe, historians, travellers or native Poles, it is a must. The proximity to Krakow (Cracow) makes a visit to the museums a very real option – the town of Oswiecim (Auschwitz) is an hour and a half journey by car from Krakow. And certainly, having seen the camps (regardless of how many other groups are also filing through) few will regret the experience. The camps and their legacy are an indelible part of today’s world, and visiting them is both sobering and edifying.

The basic structures of both camps have survived, and the experience of these is amplified by a number of exhibitions about the major victims of the atrocities, chiefly the Jews, but also Poles, Gypsies and Russians. There are many different exhibits, and the apparatus of the camps, as well as the personal belongings left behind by the victims will speak for themselves.

Tour Information

We will drive you to the museum at Auschwitz from Krakow. We will also arrange for you to have a tour with a museum guide – all are experts on the camps and their legacy. The tour will also include nearby Birkenau (the expansive satellite of the Auschwitz camp), which for many visitors makes a more powerful impression than the first.

As always, we offer unique tours, free of overcrowded buses and full of worthwhile information – on site and on the way there! Our guides are knowledgeable and spirited locals and will make sure you get the most out of your tour.

Prices and Group Bookings

Price Per Person (up to 10 persons) 199 PLN

Groups over 10 Persons Negotiable

What’s included in the price?

8-seater van transport with hotel pickup/drop off, entrance fees included, headset rental included. On site join others for larger group tour guided in English by someone licensed directly with the museum. The snack provided is a sandwich plus water.

Tour Time

9 am – 4 pm. Approx. 7 hours

Terms

Minimum of 2 people per tour. Prices include all entrance fees and taxes. Price provided is for English language tours. Tours in other languages: Please contact for information.

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Auschwitz Tour Reviews

 Guest
It was good but felt like we was rushed around the camps, we did not get to see all the blocks within auschwitz 1
 Katie Leigh
Really well planned, not hanging around in the cold and a nice pace
 Guest
Timely pick-up at hotel, No long time to enter and a Very good guide!!
 Guest
Absolutely essential to visit Auschwitz when you’re in Krakow. It’s not a “nice” trip, it’s harrowing but so important to see for yourself where such unspeakable evil took place. The trip itself was extremely well organised - picked up on time, joined with a larger tour group when we arrived. What was going to happen, and when, was very well explained. Tour guide was amazing - obviously knew her subject and was very clear and informative. An experience which will stay with you for ever.
 Stuart Barker
Informative, excellent clear guide with an obvious passion
 Ellie Emery, Daniel Sidwell
The tour guide was lovely and very knowledgable. She made sure everyone could hear her and if not she would re explain to the people who couldn’t. Could tell she was very passionate about her job.
 Christine Barltrop, Julia Thomas
Excellent, knowledgeable guide. Moving beyond all expectations.
 Faye King, Nick King, Brian Beasley, Che
Very heartbreaking, but glad we visited. The tour guide was very knowledgeable.
 Harry Richards, Grace Morris
Really enjoyed everything about it. Picked up literally outside our apartment and dropped off in the same place. Brilliant service was provided.
 Gavin Whitelaw
Really good tour guide and tour driver. Would book toours again the next time I am in Krakow
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