Ganztägige Tour von Warschau nach Auschwitz (geführt) und Krakau mit dem Auto
Beschreibung
Autotour mit Gruppenbesichtigung in Auschwitz (Gruppe maximal 30 Personen). Besichtigung mit englischsprachigem Live-Guide mit Kopfhörern. Andere Sprachen auf Anfrage, falls verfügbar. Erfahren Sie mehr über die tragische Geschichte des Holocaust Besuchen Sie die UNESCO-geschützte Altstadt von Krakau. Sehen Sie den Hauptmarkt in Krakau, den größten mittelalterlichen Altstadtplatz Europas. In der Altstadt können Sie auch den Wawelhügel sehen, auf dem sich die Kathedrale und das königliche Schloss befinden, den Rathausturm, die Marienkirche, das Krakauer Barbakan und Sukiennice, bekannt als die Tuchhallen, Tausende von Bars und reizenden regionalen Restaurants, viele historische Gebäude und Pferdekutschen.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Dieser Ausflug beginnt früh am Tag mit einer Fahrt zum Konzentrationslager Auschwitz-Birkenau und nach Krakau. Sie machen eine 3,5-stündige geführte Gruppentour durch Auschwitz und Birkenau mit einem englischsprachigen Reiseführer. Erfahren Sie, wie es 1940 von den deutschen Nazis am Rande der Stadt Oswiecim errichtet wurde. Entdecken Sie, wie die deutschen Nazis 1941 ein neues Lager namens Auschwitz II Birkenau errichteten. Von 1942 bis 1945 lebten und starben hier etwa 1,5 Millionen Menschen. Anschließend fahren Sie nach Krakau. Die Fahrt dauert etwa 1 Stunde und 20 Minuten.
Hauptmarktplatz in Krakau, der größte mittelalterliche Altstadtplatz in Europa. In der Altstadt können Sie auch den Wawel-Hügel sehen, auf dem sich die Kathedrale und das Königsschloss befinden, den Rathausturm, die Marienkirche, die Krakauer Barbakane und Sukiennice, bekannt als die Tuchhalle, Tausende von Bars und entzückende regionale Restaurants, viele historische Gebäude und Pferdekutschen. Wir bleiben 3 Stunden in Krakau. Die restliche Zeit wird für Reisen aufgewendet.
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Abholorte & -zeiten
Unsere Fahrer haben eine Karte mit dem Namen des Kunden. Die Abholzeit hängt davon ab, wann wir Einlass ins Auschwitz-Museum haben.
Bewertungen der Reisenden
Wichtige Informationen
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Spezielle Sitze für Kleinkinder sind verfügbar.
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
Bewertungen(25)
Very heavy to see history in its actual site but a must see. Be very careful when leaving names of visitors, I was denied entry into first part of museum as the name on ticket was not deemed same as my passport.. Krakov is beautiful, perfect place for meals and some sight seeing.
This tour is one of the best that I have joined in terms of the helpfulness/ responsiveness of the tour operator, smooth end to end execution of the itinerary from hotel pick up to the actual tour , coordination with the guide and driver, and back to hotel. The sequence is good because it starts with the 2 camps, which is emotionally loaded then finishing at Krakow which is grandeous/ beautiful. We have to change a guest a few days prior to the tour and while there was risk that it might not be allowed at the museum, the tour operator was able to negotiate for us which was awesome. A little tip to the tourists, when you have a pitstop going to auschwitz, eat a heavy meal because you will not have a chance to eat when you start the tour. the next meal is dinner already at Krakow. I definitely recommend this tour. plus they have Topnotch /very helpful driver- thank you Mateusz!
Excellent coordination and communication! Transportation was on time and very comfortable! Tour guides were excellent! Thank you for this memorable experience!
This tour was an unforgettable and deeply moving experience. The itinerary included visits to both Auschwitz and Birkenau concentration camps, followed by some free time to explore and enjoy the beautiful old town centre of Krakow. The historical sites were incredibly powerful and thought-provoking, and there was enough time allocated to fully absorb and reflect on everything. While the tour started very early — with a 3:20 AM pickup from Warsaw — it was necessary to make our allocated museum entry time. We returned around 8:00 PM, making it a very long day overall. However, the van/bus was clean and comfortable throughout the journey. One note: the drivers were polite but did not speak English, so communication was limited during transport. Despite the early start and long travel, I would absolutely recommend this tour to anyone wanting to visit these important historical sites from Poland. It’s a long day, but well-organized and absolutely worth it.
What can you say about being in a car for 14 hours? Our guide Magic was entertaining and we talked the entire time. He was a great driver and told us a lot about being a Pole in today's world. Krakow was cool and Aushwitcz was a place to see once in your lifetime. How sad.
Great and knowledgeable driver and guide! The experience was professional and also enjoyable from the beginning to the end. Would recommend this tour to everyone.
Very good tour guide. The driver was also great, well worth it. Highly recommended and would do it again.
Our driver Matheusz was amazing - it was a long journey there and back and he was helpful and a very safe driver
A very well organised day - Krakow and Auschwitz in one day. Very good balance between free time and guided tour time. Agnieszka answered all the questions. Our driver, Maciej, was more than just a driver - by the end of the trip we felt that we were old friends. He gave us lots of historical, cultural and economical insights, as well as shared various practical tips. The Auschwitz part was very informative and of course sad and shocking - but we felt that everyone need to learn about this tragic time in history. Overall, the tour was one of the best things we did in Poland. Having a private car meant we had flexibility in terms of breaks, times etc. Highly recommend!
A very well organised day - Krakow and Auschwitz in one day. Very good balance between free time and guided tour time. Agnieszka answered all the questions. Our driver, Maciej, was more than just a driver - by the end of the trip we felt that we were old friends. He gave us lots of historical, cultural and economical insights, as well as shared various practical tips. The Auschwitz part was very informative and of course sad and shocking - but we felt that everyone need to learn about this tragic time in history. Overall, the tour was one of the best things we did in Poland. Having a private car meant we had flexibility in terms of breaks, times etc. Highly recommend!
