Labor Camp

Experience a profound and moving journey with this private, modern, air-conditioned bus tour to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial. Accompanied by a professional, English-speaking guide, you’ll receive insightful commentary during the journey, providing essential historical context about the early years of the Nazi camp system. Sachsenhausen, purpose-built in 1936, was the first concentration camp engineered to control and intimidate prisoners with chilling precision. Walk through the haunting remnants of this site and explore the old barracks, where the harrowing realities of daily life included forced labor, starvation, disease, torture, and death. Visit the execution pit, a grim reminder of the unspeakable brutality endured by prisoners, where many were gassed, shot, or hanged by the SS guards. Continue through the small prison, pathology center, and infirmary, where inhumane experiments and murders took place, bearing witness to a dark chapter of human history.

See the factory depicted in Spielberg’s 1993 film “Schindler’s List,"  which was used during World War II to make weapons using Jewish camp laborers. Learn about Schindler as the founder and how he contributed to saving approximately 1200 Jewish lives. Tour the exhibition and former outbuilding with your guide. Feel free to visit the temporary exhibition in your free time at the end of the tour. Benefit from a thorough exhibition that covers Polish history during the Second World War, as well as the life of Oskar Schindler himself. See the former farm building of the factory, where you can find the original entrance gate and photos of several hundred survivors on the building facade.

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.

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.

Journey from Berlin to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial on an intimate, private tour led by a licensed guide who will provide an in-depth and respectful exploration of this historically significant site. This tour takes you through the preserved camp grounds, including original barracks, guard towers, gas chamber, execution facilities, infirmaries and memorials, offering a powerful encounter with one of the central locations of Nazi oppression. Your guide, knowledgeable in WWII history, will explain the camp’s complex role within the Third Reich’s systematic oppression and address the specific tactics used to dehumanize and control prisoners. You'll hear stories that bring to life the harrowing experiences of those who lived and perished here, from political prisoners to minority groups targeted by the Nazi regime. This deeply moving experience goes beyond standard historical tours, inviting reflection and understanding of the tragic lessons of the past.

Auschwitz-Birkenau former German Nazi concentration and extermination camp. The concentration camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau was the largest of the German Nazi concentration and extermination centers. Over 1,1 million men, women and children lost their lives there. The camp is entered on the UNESCO World Heritage List (1979). During the visit you will see in what conditions the prisoners were made to live, how their slave labor day looked like. Thanks to the museum created on the premises every visitor can feel how many people lost their lives here.

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.

Dachau Concentration Camp was the first that the Nazis opened in 1933 in Germany, originally intended to hold political prisoners only. Later it became a camp of forced labor with over 200,000 inmates during its 12 years of operation. The place became an “Academy of Terror”, a role model and a training ground of vast brutality, killing around 40,000 people from 34 nations before it was liberated in 1945 by the American army.

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.

Our company offers a shuttle bus from various locations: airports, stations, hotels or private households directly to the mine entrance. We provide comfort and professionalism in passenger service, convenient appointments, quick implementations.

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.

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.

Travel back in time, get a sense of what life was like in the occupied Czechoslovakia under Nazis. The trip starts in an authentic WWII underground shelter stuffed with many original items to see and touch. The guide will let you know the hard history. In the 4WD vehicle we will cruise a countryside where Nazis build huge petrochemical factory by using POW and force labor. You will discover former camps, bunkers, shelters and air raid shaft. The area was under heavy bombing raids of UK R.A.F. and US 8. a 15. flying army to stop Nazis product fuel. We tell you the stories of shoot down pilots and many more. Small group of usually 4-6 people Trip is operated form Prague. Pick up and drop off included, we will take you to the former Sudetenland (NW Bohemia) 1 hour from Prague. Local á la carte lunch, Czech beer etc. included. Bottled water on board. The guides are open to answer any questions about Czech history and will let you see inside of their regular life. Try our hospitality.

Visit the Plaszow Concentration Camp to learn about one of the darkest chapters in human history. Explore the site with a professional guide and learn about the history of the camp and the stories of the people who were held there. Originally conceived as a labor camp, its purpose soon morphed into something far more sinister. Over two harrowing years, it transformed into a concentration camp. Today, visiting this site offers a glimpse into the pain suffered by the 30 thousand souls who were held captive within its wires. Pay respect to the memory of the 5 thousand individuals who never walked free from its shadows. Each step taken within these grounds carries the weight of history and serves as a reminder of the atrocities committed during one of humanity's darkest periods. Accompanied by a professional guide, learn about the different parts of the complex and the history and stories of the site.

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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.

Immortalized in the Steven Spielberg film "Schindler’s List", Oskar Schindler's factory is a place to learn about the plight of Polish Jews in World War II. The highlight of the tour will be a visit to the newly opened Nazi labor camp. The tour ends at a symbolic window where your guide will show people from Schindler's list and tell their further fate. A guided tour of the Schindler's Factory is the best place to not only fully get to know, but also understand what happened in Krakow over 80 years ago.

Immerse yourself with the history of Kanchanaburi and the landmarks connected to World War II. Widen your perspective and attempt to imagine the hardship and suffering the POWs endured during the period. You will visit the War Cemetery, Hellfire Pass, the Burma-Thai Death Railway and the famous Bridge over the River Kwai with your professional guide, comfortable air-conditioned transport and lunch included.

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.

See the royal city from the river from the deck of a modern catamaran, embarking on a short panoramic cruise on the Vistula River. As you pass Wawel, churches and other monuments, enjoy beautiful views from the open platform in fine weather. After reaching your destination, meet your guide and and go with him to non-obvious places. Visit an authentic area where, in the suburbs of Krakow, not far from magnificent monuments, there was the Krakow-Płaszów concentration camp during the war. Learn its dark history and see the silent monuments dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Holocaust. A guided walk will help you understand the influence of Nazi rule in this area and illustrate how the deportation of Jews from the Krakow ghetto, which began in 1942, proceeded. See the different parts of the camp and learn about the intensive labor carried out at the quarry and military factories. Get an in-depth insight into what camp life was like and pay tribute to the victims.