The Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial, a UNESCO-listed memorial near Kraków, is the the most famous symbol of the Holocaust in the world. Hundreds of thousands of Jewish people where murdered in the former concentration camp during WWII, which is known as one of the biggest crimes against humanity ever. Today, you'll visit the memorial and walk around the grounds with a guide for a chance to learn more about this dark side of history. You'll travel to the museum in a minivan accompanied by an English-speaking driver. Then, you'll visit the museum and memorial with a licensed guide, including both former camps – Auschwitz and Birkenau. This part of the tour will be in the language you choose during the booking.
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TUI Musement Traveler
January 22, 20264United States of America
Full day guided tour was main reason for Krakow visit. Originally scheduled for 10h30am start. Was emailed day before changing the start time to 7am! The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable appropriately poignant and respectful. Has to be seen to begin to appreciate the extent of suffering and ev
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TUI Musement Traveler
January 13, 20265United States of America
superb guide
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TUI Musement Traveler
January 10, 20265United Kingdom
Smooth, well organised and very good driver and guide, highly reccomend
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Traveled with a group of friends
December 17, 20255United States of America
Wasn't a fan of the change of pick up time from 7am to 6am without a robust reason.
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W benson
Traveled with family
November 10, 20255United Kingdom
Bus driver very dangerous
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Heather Nicol
Traveled with a group of friends
November 9, 20255United States of America
The whole tour was very well organised and the tour was excellent. This wasn’t the case for other people who experienced scam tickets and long waits to get in. I would highly recommend that anyone visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau book through Tui rather than try to organise it themselves in Krakow.


