Auschwitz-Birkenau from Krakow

Group tour with an English speaking guide

Group TourDay TripsGuided tourDay Trip

4.7

*The actual price may vary depending on the date of the tour and other factors. Please check the calendar following the Schedule & Booking link

The entire tour is approximately 7-8 hours (including travel time to and from Auschwitz-Birkenau)

A trip to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum is a specific encounter with the history of Nazi cruelty and the fate of the Holocaust victims, which is the saddest in the history of humanity.

Day Trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum with Hotel Pick-Up

The tour covers both main parts of the camp complex:

Auschwitz I: You will walk under the infamous "Arbeit macht frei" gate, see the preserved brick barracks, original prisoner belongings (shoes, suitcases, glasses), prison blocks (like Block 11), and the original gas chamber and crematorium I.
Auschwitz II-Birkenau: A short ride away, this vast extermination camp (25 times larger than Auschwitz I) is where over a million people were murdered. Here you will see the railway tracks and unloading ramp, wooden barracks ruins, watchtowers, and the ruins of the gas chambers and crematoria II and III, concluding with a moment of reflection at the memorials.

You will visit the museum as part of a group.
The entry Pass is valid with an identity card. Remember to take documents with your name and surname.

The entire tour, including travel, will take approximately 7-8 hours. The first part, the Museum visit, is about 2 hours, and the visit to Birkenau will take approximately 1 hour.
During the tour, you will see a permanent exhibition, original camp buildings in the main part of the complex (Auschwitz), and the most important sites in Brzezinka (Birkenau). Konzentrationslager (KL) Auschwitz was established as a result of Nazi policy conducted in the territory of occupied Poland to destroy the Polish state by means of mass deportations and systematic extermination.
The KL Auschwitz camp was the largest Nazi concentration camp and extermination center, so we ask that you maintain due respect for the memory of the victims. During the tour, the group will be accompanied by an experienced museum guide who will tell tourists step by step about the sad fate of the camp victims.
Please remember that the trip's program does not include a lunch break.
Because the camp is situated in a vast open space, please remember to bring clothes that provide adequate protection against the prevailing weather conditions.