• Oświęcim - When visiting Auschwitz I, you will encounter:

• The iconic gate with the inscription “Arbeit macht frei,” symbolizing the camp.

• Brick barracks featuring exhibitions on the lives and hardships of the prisoners.

• Personal items of the victims, including suitcases, shoes, glasses, and prayer articles.

• Block 11, known as the “Death Block,” and the Wall of Death.

• The original crematorium and gas chamber.

This site is preserved as a memorial and museum, offering visitors a profound understanding of the tragedy and a way to honor the victims.

• Auschwitz-Birkenau - When visiting Auschwitz II – Birkenau, you will encounter:

• The expansive entrance gate with its tower and the railway tracks that transported prisoners.

• The ruins of gas chambers and crematoria, destroyed by the Nazis before their retreat.

• Prisoner barracks, both wooden and brick, some of which are still intact.

• Guard towers and barbed wire fences, illustrating the camp’s vastness.

• The victims’ memorial located near the crematoria ruins.

Birkenau powerfully conveys the enormity of the extermination, as it served as the primary death camp within the complex.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

Discover the rich history of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum with a self-guided tour starting from Krakow. Enjoy a seamless hotel pickup and travel in comfort to the memorial site. Once there, immerse yourself in the moving history at your own pace, using an audio guide or brochure to enrich your visit. This approach allows for a tailored exploration of the locations that hold personal significance. After your thoughtful visit, relax with a comfortable ride back to your hotel in Krakow.

• Convenient hotel pickup ensures easy access
• Explore at your own pace with an audio guide or brochure
• Take your time at sites that are meaningful to you
• Enjoy a comfortable return transport to your hotel in Krakow

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.