Experience a profound visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau

Gain deeper understanding of Europe’s sombre history on a guided tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp from World War II. This essential memorial site serves as a reminder of the tragic events that unfolded during the Holocaust and honors the memory of its victims.

What you will see and learn

Upon arrival at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum, your guided journey begins. The tour is led by an experienced educator authorized by the museum, ensuring you receive expert commentary and context as you walk through the site. You will explore the grounds and exhibits that bring the realities of life and loss at Auschwitz to life. The guide will share compelling narratives, answer questions and help you reflect on the historical impact of the camp.

• Tour original buildings, including barracks and watchtowers

• Visit memorial installations and preserved sites across the camp

• View exhibitions detailing prisoners’ daily lives and struggles

• Hear historical accounts from your knowledgeable guide

With pre-booked skip-the-ticket-line access, you avoid long queues and move swiftly through the security checkpoints. This makes your entry process smooth while preserving valuable time for the tour itself.

A respectful and informative visit

Throughout the tour, you are encouraged to reflect and ask questions as the guide recounts historical events and personal stories. The experience aims to foster remembrance and understanding of the site’s significance as a symbol against intolerance and hatred.

Both Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau are included within your guided visit, providing a comprehensive overview of the camp’s history. You will examine original facilities and learn about the operations that took place at each location. The guide will also address the ongoing preservation work and the importance of the site as a place for education and commemoration today.

Preparing for your tour

Arriving a few minutes early is recommended for a prompt start. Be aware that there are security checks at the entrance, and all visitors need to pass through screening. Personal items are subject to size limitations and public behavior within the site should remain respectful at all times due to the sensitive history and continuing role as a memorial. Most tours require moderate walking; comfortable shoes are advisable.

• Guided tours typically last about three and a half hours, including both camp sites

• Access to certain areas may vary based on preservation activities

• Restroom access is available (fees may apply)

• Photography is permitted in most areas, but some restrictions exist

Essential information

No transportation is included in this ticket and you are responsible for reaching the Auschwitz-Birkenau site on your own. Wheelchair accessibility is limited, so guests are advised to check in advance for specific needs. Audio-guides are not included but a live expert guide is provided.

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