easy
5–6 hours
Suitable for most visitors with average mobility; minimal physical exertion required.
Discover the haunting history of Treblinka, a key Nazi camp near Warsaw. This guided half-day tour includes museum visits, memorial walks, and traditional Polish lunch — a moving journey through one of WWII’s grimest sites.
Starting at € 52 • 6 hours • All Ages
Experience the haunting history of Treblinka, a significant Nazi camp site just an hour from Warsaw. Explore the museum, walk the grounds, and visit memorials honoring the victims. This poignant tour includes transportation, a guided visit, and a traditional lunch, making it a unique and memorable journey through history.
1 Person: € 200 2 People: € 115 3 People: € 86 4 People: € 73 5 People: € 64 6 People: € 58 7 People: € 54 8 People: € 52
10% off on the following dates:
- October 19 - October 24 - October 28 - October 30
This is the closest Nazi Camp to Warsaw, only 1-hour drive from the city. 20,000 inmates were held here between 1941 and 1944. Nowadays visitors can enter the museum with an exhibition showing a model of the complex and walk on the grounds of the former camp. On the site there is a symbolic cemetery – a huge monument with over 100 granite stones with names of the towns from which the victims were deported. Outside the camp there are some remnants of railway tracks to commemorate the last journey of the prisoners.
This tour starts in Warsaw. You will be picked up by our English-speaking driver from your hotel/apartment. You will start the tour in Warsaw, where you will see two places of memorial: Umschlagplatz and The Ghetto Heroes Monument. Then, you will visit Treblinka Camp. Afterwards, you will have lunch at a local restaurant You will come back to Warsaw around 15:30.
09:00 Pick-up at your hotel in Warsaw 10:30 – 12:30 Visit in Treblinka Extermination and Penal Labour Camp 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 15:30 Drop-off at your hotel in Warsaw
*The departure time is estimated and the order and timing may change, to be announced before the tour by email *
This tour covers a difficult and sensitive history; mental readiness is essential to fully appreciate the experience.
The grounds involve walking over uneven terrain, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
Photography may be restricted in certain areas; follow your guide’s instructions to honor the site’s sanctity.
Weather varies year-round; carry water, sun protection, or rain gear depending on the season.
Treblinka was established in 1942 as part of Operation Reinhard, a Nazi plan to exterminate Polish Jews during World War II.
The site is maintained as a protected historical memorial, with ongoing efforts to preserve its authenticity and educate visitors responsibly.
Needed for uneven paths and extended walking during the tour.
Dress for the season to stay comfortable while outdoors.
Stay hydrated during your visit, especially in warmer months.
Useful for carrying personal items and any extra layers or gear.