Tour privado al campo nazi de Terezin desde Praga con todo incluido





Descripción
Una Fortaleza del siglo XVIII se convirtió en un gueto judío y prisión política nazi en la Segunda Guerra Mundial: experimente y aprenda más sobre una triste parte verdadera de la historia europea que influyó en todo el mundo. El campo de concentración de Terezin está estratégicamente cerca de Praga (45-60 min en coche). Aprenderás la historia de la Segunda Guerra Mundial: la diferencia entre el campo de concentración y el campo de exterminio, la psicología de la propaganda nazi que oculta la verdad al resto del mundo, la prisión política de la Gestapo, las historias personales individuales, la vida y la cultura en el gueto judío. La ciudad está dividida en dos partes: la antigua prisión política de la Gestapo (posterior prisión comunista) y el gueto judío presentado como "una ciudad entregada a los judíos de Adolfo Hitler para la época de guerra". Verás la antigua prisión de la Gestapo, el Museo Judío del Gueto, un dormitorio judío, el Cuartel de Magdeburgo (Muzeo de la cultura en el gueto) y más. Después de eso se disfruta de almuerzo checo en una cervecería local (incluido).
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Su guía privado y el conductor le recogerán en su lugar de Praga y después de 45-60 min de cómodo viaje se llega al campo de concentración de Terezin. Está estratégicamente cerca de Praga. En primer lugar, se le guiará a través de la pequeña fortaleza de Terezin que fue una prisión política de gestapo (más tarde una prisión comunista) - las celdas de la prisión, duchas y caminar por los túneles de la fortaleza. Vea la película de propaganda sobre el "paraíso judío" - falsa presentación de los nazis en comparación con la cruel realidad en el campo.
Después de la visita del Museo del antiguo gueto judío (materiales, videos de historias individuales de personas que viven en el gueto) será guiado a través del gueto judío para experimentar más de la vida en el gueto. Atención: crematorio, columbario y salas ceremoniales están cerrados los sábados.
La cultura en el campo de concentración hace del antiguo gueto de Terezin un lugar de fuertes contrastes. En estas barracas (antigua sede de la junta administrativa judía) se aprende sobre diferentes campos de la cultura (Música, Gráfica, Literatura, Teatro), se conoce a autores individuales y se ve un modelo de dormitorios. En caso de interés (opcional) visitamos crematorio, columbario (antiguo almacén de cenizas), morgue y salas ceremoniales (todas estas están cerradas los sábados). Después, disfrutará de un delicioso almuerzo checo en una cervecería local (incluida).
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
En cualquier lugar de Praga. Fuera de Praga por acuerdo.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(8)
I can't say enough wonderful things about this tour. Michal was an absolute delight We were traveling with 80 year old parents with limited mobility and Michal was amazing about making sure they enjoyed the tour as much as we did. Tour is completely private which is nice as he catered the tour to our wants. He is so knowledgeable of Terezin and WWII. He took us to a local town for lunch where we enjoyed a traditional Czeck lunch, which was delicious. If you are wanting to visit the Terezin memorial, don't hesitate to book this tour. It is nice to see the memorial in a more intimate way versus a 40 person bus tour with a speaker to your ear. It was the best tour we did in our 2 week trip in Europe.
It was a great experience and we learnt a lot about Terezin and its history, our tour guide Michal was excellent and he explained us every thing what we needed to know about the place and showed us the most important parts of Terezin
This was an amazing tour! It lived up to all our expectations. Michal was an excellent tour guide and was able to get into much detail about the daily lives of those who suffered this terrible nightmare. I highly recommend Michael for any future tours. You will not be disappointed.
Michal guided us (a German and a Frenchwoman) through Theresienstadt. He empathically imparted his vast historical and cultural knowledge to us and sensitively accompanied us on this historically difficult walk. This was by far (!!) the best private tour we ever had. Also: it couldn't be easier, hotel pickup, comfortable, well-kept, large car, drinks on board and a nice lunch.
Thank you Michal for a very informative and thorough trip to Terezin. Very comfortable ride from our hotel in Prague. We enjoyed our lunch stop and conversation! Very moving visit learning about the very sad history of Terezin
What a great tour. Michal was so informative. A very interesting and sobering place to visit. Michal was very punctual, friendly and great to talk to. Great transport and lovely place for lunch. Would definitely recommend this tour, I'm glad we decided to do a private tour.
Michael was amazing! So personable and genuine, it was like taking a day trip with a friend. We all loved him! He is laid back and let's you govern the day you want. We wanted to sleep in some so we went later in the day. Although the tour is a solemn one, we all really enjoyed it! He is very knowledgeable about the subject, picked a wonderful place for lunch, and the transportation there was very comfy. THANKS MICHAEL!!
I had assumed that I would be on a bus with 20 people. Instead it turned out to be a private tour for an extremely reasonable price. Michal was very knowledgeable, had grown up locally, and provided me with a glimpse into Czech life on the way to Terezin. Once we got there, he provided an exceptional tour in the areas that was allowed, and then found me a private tour guide in the areas that were restricted. He tailored the tour to my knowledge and interests. After, he took me to a nearby town for an Czech lunch fit for local culture. All in all this was one of the best tours I have had.
Hello Andrew, knowing how much you travel and what broad perspective you have I take this as a great compliment that I honestly appreciate. It was great to have an opportunity to talk to you in person on a private tour and also hearing your insights. Thank you for choosing Terezin despite the fact that it is very heavy topic and thank you for going on a tour with me. Michal



