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Effortless pick-up, flexible language tours, and a must-book for curious travelers.
Effortless pick-up, flexible language tours, and a must-book for curious travelers.
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Discover the majesty of Malbork Castle with skip-the-line access and expert guides—explore Poland’s largest brick fortress hassle-free!
Discover the majesty of Malbork Castle with skip-the-line access and expert guides—explore Poland’s largest brick fortress hassle-free!
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Warsaw to Auschwitz distance: 330 kilometers
Travel duration: 3 to 4 hours
Best time to visit: Visit on a weekday to avoid large crowds. The months of March to May & September to November offer the most pleasant weather.
Auschwitz-Birkenau hours:
Enjoy a comfortable and scenic train journey from Warsaw to Auschwitz and back. Explore the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum accompanied by an expert and multilingual guide who will provide insightful commentary throughout the tour. Enjoy free pick up and drop off at your accommodation by a local driver.
Duration: 15 Hours
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Travel in a comfortable minivan from Warsaw to Auschwitz and enjoy the company of a small group, fostering a more engaging experience. A knowledgeable guide will accompany you throughout the tour, providing in-depth information about Auschwitz. Enjoy free hotel pick-up and drop-off.
Duration: 12 -14 Hours
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Save time and energy by having a delicious lunch included in your tour package. Immerse yourself in the history of Auschwitz-Birkenau while also savoring authentic Polish dishes and specialties. Benefit from the company of an expert English-speaking guide and free hotel pick up and drop off.
Duration: 12 - 16 Hours
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Auschwitz I is the first concentration camp in Poland and was opened in 1940. It holds the original brick barracks, prison cells, the watchtowers, and the infamous Arbeit Macht Frei gate, which translates to "Work Sets You Free."
Auschwitz I concentration campAuschwitz II-Birkenau, the largest and deadliest part of the complex, is where the majority of the Holocaust's victims perished. The ruins of the gas chambers and crematoria stand as solemn witnesses to the past.
Auschwitz II- Birkenau concentration campThis holocaust museum serves as a place of remembrance and education. The museum's exhibitions, preserved documents, and personal belongings of the victims provide a deeper understanding of the Holocaust.
Auschwitz Birkenau State MuseumClosed on: January 1, December 25, and Easter Sunday
Best time to visit: Weekdays during spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November).
Auschwitz Opening HoursAddress: Ofiar Faszyzmu 12, 32-600 Brzezinka, Poland
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Getting to Auschwitz from Warsaw:
Auschwitz tour from Warsaw can be booked online. Booking in advance is highly recommended to secure your spot.
It's best to visit Auschwitz when it's less crowded, like on weekdays or the off-peak months of September to May, to avoid large crowds.
The tour typically lasts a full day, starting early in the morning and returning to Warsaw in the evening. It's an immersive experience that requires time for reflection and exploration.
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes, as the tour involves extensive walking on uneven surfaces. Respectful attire is encouraged out of reverence for the solemn site.
Photography is permitted in most areas of Auschwitz, but certain sections may have restrictions out of respect for the victims.
It is possible to visit Auschwitz without booking a guided tour, but joining a guided tour offers a curated experience that enhances your understanding of the site.
Yes, transportation is included in the tour package. Comfortable air-conditioned vehicles will take you from Warsaw to Auschwitz and back, ensuring a hassle-free journey.
The tour is suitable for mature audiences due to the sensitive nature of the site. Children under the age of 14 are discouraged from visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Warsaw is approximately 330 km away from Auschwitz.