Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Tour avec Train de Munich
Description
Appréciez la partie la plus sombre de l'histoire de l'Allemagne lors de cette visite d'une demi-journée du site commémoratif du camp de concentration de Dachau. Avec un Guide, voyagez de Munich au camp en train. Visitez les cellules, les casernes et la chambre à gaz en découvrant le rôle de Munich dans le développement du parti nazi. Rendez hommage au site commémoratif et regardez un documentaire émouvant sur le camp. Les enfants de moins de 14 ans ne sont pas admis sur le circuit.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Lors de cette visite, nous vous accompagnons jusqu'au site en transports en commun. Notre Guide entièrement formé vous fera faire le tour de tous les domaines du site commémoratif, vous donnant un aperçu de la souffrance du prisonniers et relatant l'histoire du camp de concentration système aux développements historiques au temps du Régime national-socialiste. Nous vous Guide autour des cellules, casernes et chambre à gaz et expliquer la signification derrière les images et les pièces à conviction dans le musée avec des récits de prisonniers qui donnent à réfléchir» propres expériences, depuis la mise en place du camp jusqu'à leur libération par les forces américaines en 1945. Il existe un film documentaire de 22 minutes en Anglais, bien nous soulignons que cela est jugé inadapté pour les enfants de moins de 13 ans
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Excellente condition physique requise
- Les enfants de moins de 14 ans ne sont pas admis sur ce circuit
- Veuillez noter que la visite à 13h15 est plus calme et que le nombre de participants n'est que d'un tiers de celui de la visite du matin
- Un maximum de 8 personnes par réservation
Avis(1,064)
Mat is very professional, friendly and knowledgeable on all info on Dachau and more! Recommended tour.
Our guide was not in a hurry to get started. Information she shared was nothing unique to general history. She lacked enthusiasm. Also, minimal time to explore the museum.
First question is always for me was it worth the time. This one is a definite yes. Jessie our guide was truly passionate about this subject and very confident with the material which speaks to how well she prepares for, and stays updated, on the material.
Mat was an extremely knowledgeable tour guide. It is a lot of information and he did a fantastic job giving us a clear picture of the events and the history of this place.
The Guide Ms. Carlotta aka Charlotte was excellent and thoroughly explained the camp operation and the environment of Germany during the pre WWII period. Had ample time to view the numerous displays and exhibits.
Michael was a great guide very knowledgeable and friendly. We enjoyed our day and highly recommend this tour
Charolotte (Carlotta) was an amazing tour guide. Very knowledgeable and presented material in sensitive manner. I highly recommend this tour!
Jess was a very knowledgeable and professional guide on what is simply a difficult historical chapter. She relayed the history very well with appropriate language and tone. Travel to and from Daschau seamless too
This was a great opportunity gor my family to visit Dachau. The meeting location of Marienplatz was extremely convenient and our guide was easy to locate. We had to pay one price, but it covered the Sbahn, bus, and entrance tickets. The tour was designed to be told from the prisoner perspective. So insightful. Our guide Steffi was by far, the best part of the tour. She delivered the material was done factually, but with sincerity. She added her own personal connection to WWII - both from a concentration camp & German army perspective. Not too many people have family on both sides. This type of a tour could be very dark and depressing. Steffi did a phenomenal job of delivering the tour and making it fascinating without leaving my family depressed. Side note: The day of our tour, it was 96°F. Steffi took great care to make sure we had a shady spot to listen, to remind us to hydrate, and overall see to our comfort, as much as possible. Thank you Steffi, for a great day.
Charlotte was terrific. Explained everything in the mood appropriate for the setting. Gave insite as to what happened here versus the other camps. A terrific job.
