Former Camp

Award-Winning Sachsenhausen Memorial Tour – A Profound Journey Through History Sachsenhausen was the first purpose-built concentration camp, designed as a center of terror, persecution, and systematic murder. Initially, it imprisoned those the Nazis deemed racially, socially, or politically inferior. Travel through the town of Oranienburg and uncover how the local population both supported and benefited from its existence. Your expert, licensed guide will lead you through key sites, including the punishment cells, infirmary, barracks, gas chamber, and crematoria. Hear powerful stories of resilience, courage, and solidarity among inmates in the face of unimaginable horror. The tour also includes a visit to the Inspectorate of Camps—an unassuming yet critical building from which the Nazis controlled the entire concentration camp system across Europe. A €3 per person donation supports the site's maintenance, and preservation and future restoration of the Sachsenhausen Memorial.

Embark on an educational and historical experience at Terezin Concentration Camp on this coach tour from Prague. After being turned into a Jewish ghetto during World War II, thousands of Jewish people and other prisoners died in this Terezin camp. Your professional guide will escort you around the entire complex of the former concentration camp, and provide you with informative narration, authentic memories, anecdotes and chilling experiences from Terezin's grim history.

Leave Berlin for a half-day tour to the Memorial and Museum Sachsenhausen with a professional guide. This tour is a stern reminder of one of history's most brutal periods. Walkthrough the former camp as your guide points out places of significance and discusses the camp's role in the Nazi concentration camp system. Hear stories about survivors and the living conditions of the camp. This tour stops at the former punishment cells, gas chambers, Guard Tower A, and the 'Pit.'

Pay tribute to the victims of the Holocaust with a trip to Mauthausen Concentration Camp, one of the largest Nazi labor camp complexes during World War II. The former camp provides a poignant look at the horrors perpetuated by Hitler during the war. Learn about life at the camp from your guide and take an audio tour of the grounds. This tour includes round-trip transport from Vienna.

Experience fully worthy 1 day with DMZ! DMZ Camp Greaves, Since 1953 DMZ Camp Greaves served as a former U.S. military base for the Second Infantry Division from July 1953, immediately following the Korean War, until August 2004, when U.S. Forces in Korea were redeployed to Iraq. This site holds tremendous historical value, preserving the tangible remnants of the U.S. Forces' presence during that era. It is also famous as a fimming location of Korean dramas(i.e. "Descendants of the Sun") and K-pop music video of NCT, a Korean boy band. Camp Greaves and Gallery Greaves visit is an optional. You will visit DMZ 3rd tunnel, Dora Observatory, and Unification Village through Unification bridge where the military checks your passports. You will see and feel the tragedy of division in the 3rd tunnel. Also you can see the North Korea in Dora Observatory. If some places are closed, they will be replaced with other place.

Plashow is a Nazi concentration camp in the southern suburbs of Krakow, founded by the Nazis shortly after the German invasion of Poland. Originally, Plashow, opened in 1940, was planned as a forced labor camp, but in 1941 the camp was expanded and subsequently converted into a concentration camp, where from October 28, 1942, deportation of Jews from the Krakow ghetto began. Plashow was known as a concentration camp, supplying several military factories and a quarry with labor. The camp and life in it are shown in the Schindler's List movie (1993) about the life of Oskar Schindler. The area which held the camp now consists of sparsely wooded hills and fields, with one large memorial to all the victims, erected in 1964 and few smaller. As the Plaszow area is now a nature preserve, so the director Steven Spielberg built a camp replica in the Liban Quarry, some hundred meters away. We will visit all this points during our tour.

Get to know both sides of Terezin’s story during this 10-hour day trip.  Meet your guide and small-group at a central location.  Learn about one of the most sophisticated baroque fortresses of Europe, later used by Nazis as a Jewish Ghetto and Gestapo prison.

Having arrived at the former camp, we'll remember the tragic events which took place here from 1943 onwards, when Płaszów began to receive thousands of Jews from the Krakow ghetto. You will get to learn about the remarkable history of Krakow city during the holocaust. The camp and life in it are shown in the Schindler's List movie (1993) about the life of Oskar Schindler. The area which held the camp now consists of sparsely wooded hills and fields, with one large memorial to all the victims, erected in 1964 and few smaller. As the Plaszow area is now a nature preserve, so the director Steven Spielberg built a camp replica in the Liban Quarry, some hundred meters away. We will visit all these points during our tour and you will enjoy this tour and learn a lot from it.

A visit to the former Australian military base at Nui Dat, the Long Tan Cross and Long Phuoc Tunnels, can be covered in a day from Saigon – this is one for those with a specialist interest in Australia's role in the Vietnam War.

Embark on a moving exploration of history with my tour to Terezin/Theresienstadt, a site of resilience and strength amidst adversity. As the largest former concentration camp in today’s Czech Republic, Terezin holds a key place in Nazi history. Join me for a respectful, enlightening experience. Venture into the Small Fortress, a Gestapo prison for political prisoners, and explore the Jewish ghetto, where over 35,000 people perished. As a local guide and holocaust historian, I’ll reveal hidden aspects of Terezin, stepping beyond tourist routes to uncover significant spots. Our journey includes the hidden Prayer Room, the National Cemetery, and the remains of the railway to the Ghetto. Join me for a tour that honors the past and keeps these stories alive.

During World War II, the Poguzhe district was the site of a Jewish ghetto, but even now, 75 years after the end of the war, the district keeps a part of those events. Much of it reminds its current inhabitants of the horrors of war and of the need to prevent such things from happening. You'll see the famous Plac Bohaterów Getta (Ghetto Heroes' Square), where Jews were selected and taken to concentration camps, also you'll see a fragment of the original Ghetto wall, which now serves as a monument and place of pilgrimage for many Jews. There are houses where thousands of displaced Jews used to live, and the pharmacy "Under the Eagle". It's always very interesting to walk these streets and learn their history from a to z.

Plashow is a Nazi concentration camp in the southern suburbs of Krakow, founded by the Nazis shortly after the German invasion of Poland. Originally, Plashow, opened in 1940, was planned as a forced labor camp, but in 1941 the camp was expanded and subsequently converted into a concentration camp, where from October 28, 1942, deportation of Jews from the Krakow ghetto began. Plashow was known as a concentration camp, supplying several military factories and a quarry with labor. The camp and life in it are shown in the Schindler's List movie (1993) about the life of Oskar Schindler. The area which held the camp now consists of sparsely wooded hills and fields, with one large memorial to all the victims, erected in 1964 and few smaller. As the Plaszow area is now a nature preserve, so the director Steven Spielberg built a camp replica in the Liban Quarry, some hundred meters away. We will visit all this points during our tour.

Plaszow, situated in the southern outskirts of Krakow, stands as a stark reminder of the atrocities committed during the Nazi regime. Established shortly after the German invasion of Poland, Plaszow was initially conceived as a forced labor camp in 1940. However, by 1941, it underwent expansion and transformation into a concentration camp. Functioning as a concentration camp, Plaszow supplied labor to various military factories and a quarry. The harrowing existence within its confines is vividly depicted in the acclaimed film "Schindler's List" (1993). Today, the terrain that once bore witness to unspeakable suffering comprises sparsely wooded hills and fields, marked by solemn memorials erected to honor the victims. While the Plaszow area has been designated a nature preserve, filmmaker Steven Spielberg recreated a camp replica in the nearby Liban Quarry, a poignant testament to the horrors endured.

Your tour will begin as your English-speaking driver picks you up from your hotel in a comfortable minibus. From here, you will depart for the Stutthof Concentration Camp, where you will begin your guided tour. You will start with a visit to the old and new camp quarters, before moving on to see inside of the commander’s villa. You will then proceed to the gas chambers and crematorium, whilst hearing terrifying tales of mass murder from your guide. You can later pay your respects at the camp victims’ monument, before learning about the persecution and occupation of Pomerania. Later on, you will discover the first Nazi concentration camp outside of German territory. After visiting, you will be taken to Sztutowo, where the former camp was, and where Stutthof Museum is now located. Once at the museum, you will visit for about 2 hours with an English-speaking museum guide.

Experience the horrors of the Holocaust at the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Follow in the footsteps of war prisoners from the arrival in the concentration camp, through daily life and forced labor, to death or liberation. Take advantage of private car transfers from Munich and the service of a Private Guide who is an expert on WWII history. Discover the crime scene of Dachau! Highlights: • Visit the Dachau Memorial Site with a 5-Star Private Guide • Learn about WWII and the Holocaust at the first Nazi concentration camp • See the former camp prison, barracks, crematorium and more • Take advantage of private car transfers from your accommodation in Munich Experience the horrors of the Holocaust at the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Follow in the footsteps of war prisoners from the arrival in the concentration camp, through daily life and forced labor, to death or liberation.

Visit Schindler's Factory museum with a professionally licensed guide, who will explain all the nuances and hidden meanings of the exhibition. See Plashow – former Nazi concentration camp in the southern suburbs of Krakow, founded by the Nazis shortly after the German invasion of Poland.

On March 22, 1933, a few weeks after Adolf Hitler had been appointed Reich Chancellor, a concentration camp for political prisoners was set up in Dachau. This camp served as a model for all later concentration camps and as a "school of violence" for the SS men under whose command it stood. In the twelve years of its existence over 200. 000 persons from all over Europe were imprisoned here and in the numerous subsidary camps. 41. 500 were murdered. On April 29 1945, American troops liberated the survivors. at Dachau concentration camp you will have a specialized guide in which he will guide a group of people privately

Experience the royal city from the water on a short panoramic cruise along the Vistula River aboard a modern catamaran. Enjoy stunning views of Wawel Castle, historic churches, and other landmarks from the open deck, weather permitting. After disembarking, meet your guide and explore lesser-known areas. Visit the site of the Krakow-Płaszów concentration camp, located in the suburbs of Krakow, not far from the city's grand monuments. Delve into the camp's dark history and see the somber memorials dedicated to Holocaust victims. Your guide will explain the impact of Nazi occupation in this area and how the deportation of Jews from the Krakow ghetto began in 1942. Explore the different sections of the camp, learning about the harsh labor carried out in the quarry and military factories, and gain a deeper understanding of life in the camp as you pay tribute to its victims.

Visit with a guide the authentic places where the Jewish ghetto and one of the concentration camps set up by the Nazis were located during the war. Meet your guide in the vicinity of Schindler's Factory in Krakow's Podgórze district. The local streets and alleys, despite the fact that they changed their face a long time ago, still hide relics of the terrible years of the war, when the Nazis crowded thousands of people into a small area of the ghetto, and then transported them to concentration camps to die faithfully. You will see fragments of the ghetto wall, the famous square with a monument in the shape of chairs, offices and the building of the pharmacy under the eagle – a symbol of a flame of hope. Then we will go by tram to Płaszów, where there was a Nazi concentration camp in the suburbs of Krakow on the site of old Jewish cemeteries. Płaszów supplied labor to several military factories and a quarry, and was also the site of the extermination of Jews deported from the ghetto.

Explore Krakow’s rich Jewish heritage and culture with an expert guide. Jews comprised a quarter of Krakow’s population before World War II, and its Kazimierz district was the center of Jewish life. Visit this now resurgent area as your guide charts its prewar and wartime days and how Steven Spielberg used it as a backdrop for his movie ‘Schindler’s List.’ View the Remuh Synagogue and Cemetery, and visit Oscar Schindler’s Factory museum to learn about Krakow’s and its Jews’ darkest hours. The main exhibition title is ''Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945'. You are invited to join the tour with a professional guide who will explain to you all aspects of the exhibition, including the story of Oskar Schindler. Thanks to this tour, you don't have to wait in a long line to purchase your tickets. Upgrade your experience to enjoy a guided walk through the Jewish Getto.