Discover the profound history of Auschwitz Birkenau with a guided tour that offers an unforgettable, sobering insight into one of humanity’s darkest moments. Learn, reflect, and honor history at this powerful site.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour to pass security and settle in.
The tour involves walking through large grounds, so bring sturdy, comfortable footwear.
Capture thoughts or images, but be respectful of the memorial areas and other visitors.
Maintain a respectful tone during the visit, honoring the victims and survivors.
Auschwitz was established as a concentration camp in 1940 and became the largest site of the Holocaust, symbolizing the horrors of genocide.
The site is maintained with a focus on preservation and respectful remembrance, with ongoing efforts to protect its historical integrity.
Sturdy footwear is necessary for the extensive walking involved in the tour.
Stay hydrated during the outdoor walk, especially in summer heat.
summer specific
Record your thoughts or capture images to remember your visit.
Layer up to stay comfortable in colder weather during winter visits.
winter specific