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Auschwitz Birkenau Museum Tour with SeeKrakow-PLN - Kraków

Auschwitz Birkenau Museum Tour with SeeKrakow-PLN

Krakóweasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

7–8 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be able to walk moderate distances steadily over paved and unpaved surfaces.

Overview

Step back into history with SeeKrakow-PLN’s guided Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum tour from Kraków. This respectful, in-depth visit reveals the largest Nazi concentration camp through original buildings and expert narration.

Auschwitz Birkenau Museum Tour from Central Meeting Point LIMITED EARLY BIRD TICKETS

From 229 PLN • Tour duration up to 8 hours

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About This Adventure

Experience a profound journey through history at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum. This guided tour offers a respectful exploration of the largest Nazi concentration camp, featuring original buildings and exhibitions that honor the victims of the Holocaust. Engage with an expert guide as you reflect on this significant and somber chapter of humanity.

Important

Entry Pass is valid with an identity card. Remember to take documents with your name and surname.

Price includes

  • a departure from Central Meeting Point in Kraków (ul. Wielopole 2),
  • transfer by air-conditioned vehicle,
  • entry tickets,
  • the care of a professional museum guide,
  • return to Central Meeting Point.

About the tour

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. During the tour, tourists 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 in order 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 to 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. The entire sightseeing tour, including travel, will last around 7-8 hours – the visit to the first part of the Museum will take 2 hours, and the visit to Birkenau will take approximately 1 hour. Please remember that the program of the trip does not include any lunch break. Because the camp is situated in a vast open space, please remember to take clothes that will give you adequate protection against the prevailing weather conditions.

IMPORTANT: The time of the departure may change. If so the information will be sent 1 day before the tour.

Wish to have a private tour, hire private transportation, or choose another language or pick-up time? Need a quote for your group? Contact us at seekrakow@seekrakow.com or +48 500 169 404

Adventure Tips

Bring Photo ID

Your entry pass requires an identity document with your name and surname—don’t forget it.

Dress for Weather

Much of the museum grounds are outside, so wear layered clothing suitable for the season.

Expect a Full Day

The tour lasts up to 8 hours including transfers—plan accordingly with snacks and water.

Maintain Respectful Conduct

This site is a memorial to victims; please keep noise low and avoid inappropriate behavior.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Local bird species such as European robins
  • Squirrels frequenting the museum's wooded perimeters

History

Built during Nazi occupation, Auschwitz was the largest concentration and extermination camp, pivotal in the Holocaust's tragic history.

Conservation

The museum maintains the site with care to preserve original structures and educate visitors while promoting respectful remembrance.

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Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Proper footwear ensures comfort during the hours-long outdoor portions of the tour.

Weather-appropriate layers

Essential

Layers help adapt to variable weather, especially since much of the tour is conducted outdoors.

spring|fall|winter specific

Sun protection

Essential

Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses protect against sun exposure during open-air sections.

summer specific

Water bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is important during this lengthy visit, especially in warmer months.