Встреча в месте встречи

Our tour begins at Monowitz, where the Nazi regime turned human life into a resource. You will see the remains of the camp where thousands of prisoners, including Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, endured unimaginable conditions while working for the German war machine.

Pass through the city with thorough explanation of the operation system of the whole Auschwitz complex with it's guards and officials' residential and leisure areas

We explore the perimeter of the "Stammlager" (Auschwitz I). Standing by the original fences, you will see the administrative heart of the complex. A key stop is the house of Rudolf Höss, the camp commandant. Seeing where he lived a "normal" family life just meters from the crematorium chimneys offers a profound look at the "banality of evil."

Next, we visit the authentic railway platform located between the camps. This is where most transport trains arrived until 1944. It is a powerful, quiet site where the "selection" of thousands of people took place—a place often missed by standard museum tours.

Auschwitz II-Birkenau (External Exploration): You will witness the overwhelming scale of the largest death camp. From the perimeter and the iconic "Death Gate," your guide will explain the layout of the ruins of the gas chambers and the living conditions of the prisoners

Come back to Krakow with various landmarks being shiwn along the way with a summary narrative of the tour