moderate
8 hours
Participants should be able to walk for several hours on uneven ground with occasional standing.
Step beyond the main Auschwitz exhibition with All In Krakow’s 8-hour tour of the subcamps, uncovering stories of silent suffering in lesser-known locations like Judenrampe and Bor/Budy. Gain a deeper historical understanding in a guided experience from Kraków.
The tour includes walking on uneven terrain around subcamp sites; solid shoes will help navigate these historic grounds safely.
The stories and sites covered are intense and may be emotionally challenging. Take breaks if needed and reflect respectfully.
The tour lasts eight hours, with time outdoors and limited access to food on site—staying hydrated is important.
The tour departs promptly from Floriana Straszewskiego 14, at the K+R bus bay next to Hotel Maltański. Punctuality ensures a timely start.
The Auschwitz-Birkenau complex included numerous subcamps like those in Bor/Budy, reflecting the extended system of forced labor central to the Holocaust’s machinery.
Efforts focus on preserving these sites respectfully to honor victims while educating future generations, with controlled visitor access to minimize degradation.
Protects feet during extended walking on mixed terrain around historic sites.
Layering is critical as weather conditions vary throughout the day and seasons.
spring|fall|winter|summer specific
Staying hydrated during the lengthy tour is essential, especially outdoors.
Useful for jotting down reflections or guide notes during the educational experience.