Follow a path of remembrance to Mauthausen Memorial, once one of the largest Nazi camp complexes. This guided visit from Vienna invites attentive engagement with the site and its layered histories. The tour considers the experiences of all prisoner groups—political detainees, Jews, Roma and Sinti, Spanish resistance fighters, Soviet prisoners-of-war, and others—tracing their lives through the remains of the camp. On site, a specially trained English-speaking guide leads an interactive visit, encouraging questions, dialogue, and personal reflection. Audio guides are available for those who prefer another language. Walking the grounds, you encounter places shaped by forced labor, violence, and survival, with time to pause and remember. Round-trip transport from Vienna is included.

Price = PACKAGE OFFER for up to 8 people! With our Mercedes S class for you alone or as a couple, or with our Mercedes VAN for up to 8 people. A very pleasant and exclusive Trips awaits you in our limousines. The chauffeur is waiting for you on site, so you are flexible about the return journey. An audio guide is included in the price, but the offered app can also be installed on the mobile phone, on the app the route to the individual stations is also displayed exactly.

The concentration camp memorial of Mauthausen is located close to Linz in Upper Austria. See the newly re-opened Visitor Center and the preserved historic premises in a half day.

Prepare for the most comprehensive WWII history tour available from Vienna. In one monumental day, we connect the two extremes of the Third Reich: the brutal reality of the Mauthausen Concentration Camp and the towering symbol of power, The Eagle's Nest (Kehlsteinhaus). This is a long day (approx. 12-13 hours), but we have designed it for your comfort. You travel with a personal team: a professional driver ensures a safe and smooth journey, while your historian guide dedicates the time to explaining the complex history of the era. From the depths of the quarry to the peaks of the Alps, you will see it all. Experience the surreal ascent through the marble tunnel and the famous brass elevator rising 124 meters through the rock. Standing at the summit, the contrast between the camp’s cold granite and the luxurious Alpine panorama creates a powerful narrative of the regime's duality. We handle all complex logistics, letting you focus entirely on this unforgettable history.

You will be picked up by our qualified chauffeur at the agreed meeting point. Get into one of our exclusive vehicles and set off on the approximately 2-hour drive through Lower Austria. Your first destination is the Mauthausen Memorial. The monumental museum of what was once the largest concentration camp on Austrian soil. There you have the opportunity to explore the extensive historical grounds of the memorial individually with the help of a multilingual audio guide. You can see the death staircase, the quarry, the SS quarters, the camp prison, the gas chamber and visit the interactive Mauthausen Museum. Then we continue to the picturesque city of Linz. During a stay of around 2 hours you can explore the culturally rich city. Numerous restaurants, cafés and vineyards invite you to linger. Afterwards, enjoy a relaxing drive back to your departure point. Driver speaks English and German.

On this privately guided tour, your guide will accompany you through the sacred, medieval and national socialistic history of Austria. We stop for to take pictures wherever and whenever you like. Melk Abbey, our first stop after a 80 km ride, is the largest baroque monastery in Austria and one of the largest in all of Europe. This Benedictine abbey is also home to Austria's oldest existing school, the Stiftsgymnasium. Then we drive 1 hour further to the concentration camp in Mauthausen and let ourselves be guided through the entire facility with its many barracks, fortifications and watchtowers. We also visit the museum inside and learn all the essentials about everyday life in the camp. Our way back to Vienna takes us to the medieval town Dürnstein, situated in the most beautiful section of the Danube for our last stop. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage area. Way back from the Crusades, King Richard 1st Lionheart was captured here. We follow his footsteps on the Lionheart's path