moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have average fitness to handle walking and standing for extended periods
Discover the lesser-known Auschwitz subcamps on a guided tour by All In Krakow. This meaningful journey offers new insights into Holocaust history, helping visitors understand the full scope of this dark chapter in a respectful, educational setting.
Expect to walk on uneven terrain and cobblestone paths, so comfortable shoes are essential.
Stay hydrated during the tour and take notes to remember important details and reflections.
Ensure timely arrival to start the tour on schedule and receive a full experience.
The history covered can be intense; approach the site with respect and readiness to reflect.
Auschwitz was established in 1940 and became the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camp, symbolizing the atrocities of the Holocaust.
The site is actively preserved through international efforts, aiming to educate future generations and maintain its historical integrity.
Critical for navigating uneven terrain and cobblestone paths throughout the tour.
Layered clothing helps adapt to changing weather conditions and stay comfortable.
spring, fall, winter specific
Stay hydrated during the walk, especially during warmer months.
Helpful for jotting down reflections or important details learned during the tour.