Visita al Museo e Memoriale di Auschwitz-Birkenau da Cracovia
Descrizione
Visitare Auschwitz-Birkenau è un viaggio solenne e morboso, ma che vale il prezzo. Le cittadine di Oświęcim e Brzezinka, che si trovano a solo un'ora da Cracovia, sono il sito di una terribile tragedia. Il complesso Auschwitz-Birkenau incarna il cupo obiettivo dell'Olocausto - radunare e sterminare masse di persone in modi e condizioni disumane. Inizialmente progettato per servire principalmente come campo di concentramento, Auschwitz-Birkenau fu trasformato in una fabbrica della morte. Il freddo e spietato disegno industriale di questo campo di genocidio uccise circa 1,5 milioni di persone. Ogni anno, innumerevoli visitatori da tutto il mondo vengono ad Auschwitz per commemorare queste vittime e non dimenticare mai ciò che è accaduto lì. Per chi lo fa per la prima volta, un viaggio assistito da Guida è la scelta migliore. Nessuna lettura può paragonarsi a vedere le camere a gas e i crematori con i propri occhi. Questa esperienza rimarrà con te per il resto della tua vita.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
I ritiri sono previsti tra le 5 : 300 e le 7 : 30, a seconda dell'orario di ingresso, del vostro Alloggio e dei nostri orari. L'orario di prelievo è sempre confermato via SMS ed email il giorno prima del tour. Il tour viene effettuato in un gruppo di massimo 30 persone. Durante il viaggio, guarderete un film documentario sulla storia dei campi di concentramento nazisti (soggetto a disponibilità).
Biglietti d'ingresso garantiti! Visita il più noto ex campo di concentramento e il luogo del più grande e tragico genocidio della storia mondiale: il Museo Auschwitz-Birkenau che ha assistito alla morte di circa 1,5 milioni di persone commesse dai nazisti. Durante il vostro viaggio, visiterete Auschwitz I, che era la prima e principale parte del campo ma serviva anche come sede amministrativa per l'intero complesso e Birkenau, che inizialmente era stata progettata come campo di concentramento e si trasformò rapidamente nel luogo principale del genocidio con camere a gas e crematori. Birkenau era anche il luogo dove si trovava il campo femminile. È sicuramente un luogo da non perdere in Polonia, ma anche in tutta Europa.
Dopo il tour, sarete lasciati al vostro Alloggio o nel centro di Cracovia. Se il tuo hotel si trova all'interno del centro storico o del quartiere ebraico, ti lasceremo al punto di incontro più vicino.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Luoghi e orari di ritiro
I pick-up sono previsti tra le 5 : 30 e le 7 : 30, a seconda del vostro Alloggio e dei nostri orari. L'orario di prelievo è sempre confermato via SMS ed email il giorno prima del tour. Se il tuo hotel non è elencato, aggiungi un commento e ti verremo a prendere da qualsiasi Alloggio (anche Airbnb) situato entro i limiti della città di Cracovia. Puoi anche scegliere uno dei nostri punti di ritiro. La mancata comunicazione del luogo di ritiro 24 ore prima del servizio comporterà l'assegnazione del punto di incontro, che potrebbe non essere vicino all'Alloggio del cliente. Si prega di notare che se il tuo hotel si trova nel centro della città o nel quartiere ebraico, il prelievo sarà direttamente dall'Alloggio, ma dopo il tour, potresti essere lasciato al punto di consegna più vicino. Se il vostro Alloggio si trova al di fuori dei limiti della città di Cracovia, è possibile essere prelevati a un costo aggiuntivo. Ad esempio pick-up dall'aeroporto di Cracovia è 33 €. Il prezzo dipende sempre dalla distanza da Cracovia e da un certo numero di persone.
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- I viaggiatori devono avere una buona forma fisica
- Si prega di notare che la dimensione massima di borse e zaini consentiti sul terreno del museo è di 30 x 20 x 10 centimetri (circa 12 x 8 x 4 pollici). Puoi sempre lasciare le tue cose all'interno dell'autobus che verrà parcheggiato nelle vicinanze
- Il Museo non è consigliato ai visitatori di età inferiore ai 14 anni. La decisione finale dipende dai genitori o tutori legali.
Recensioni(296)
Booked with Mr Shuttle as recommended by a friend. Pick up and driver were fine but tour was poor. Guide rushed us through with no time to stop and read information boards. He just continued the tour irrespective of whether everyone was with him. The Auchwitz tour was just a conveyor belt of groups again no time for reflection and at one point we joined the wrong group because our guide had disappeared. Tour of Birkenau was a waste of time. Very long walk to look at one barrack building. Did not visit the memorial etc even though we could see other groups there. My companion has done the trip before and thought that his earlier experience had been much better. I would have learned more if I had been able to move at my own pace with time to read and to reflect.
We are extremely satisfied with our visit to Auschwitz organized by Mr. Shuttle. Everything was perfectly arranged from start to finish. Our driver picked us up exactly on time, and the journey was comfortable and pleasant. The guide was also excellent – knowledgeable, professional, and very engaging throughout the tour. The entire experience was incredibly well organized, which allowed us to focus fully on this important and moving visit. We highly recommend Mr. Shuttle to anyone planning a trip to Auschwitz. Thank you for the outstanding service and flawless organization!
Absolutely fantastic company from start to finish the communication with this company has been brilliant. I cannot fault them at all. I booked them for both hotel pickup and Apple transfers and Auschwitz and they were on time. Very informative and always keeping in touch. Highly recommend them 100%. Can't fault them at all. The tour itself was brilliant. Heartbreaking but worth going the drive. I was lovely. I have nothing bad to say about this company
Excellent trip with amazing guide at Aushwitz. Thomas our driver was brilliant. On time and very organized and helpful. Would highly recommend.
Well organised trip. Travel timings as advertised. Time at Auschwitz thought provoking.
Very harrowing experience everyone should visit just to see for themselves. Would highly recommend mr shuttle good communication from start to finish, tour length what spot on
Hmm. I won't comment on the tour operator. Picked us up on time etc. Our issue was that you are herded at great speed through Auchwitz 1 with no time to stop and take in what you are seeing. The exhibits whizz by. The guide was very perfunctory and professional. Her accent was extremely difficult to understand and we missed a lot. I'd say that we left the site with far less emotional damage than we expected. There are no personal stories, no grim sights(sorry but it is necessary) and very little to indicate that hundreds of thousands or millions of people died. It seems very antiseptic and bland. Luckily I have good knowledge of what went on as I am old, but I'm sure that lots of younger folk leave there thinking "so what?". Such a shame. We've ticked it off now, but I really didn't think they do the victims justice. Sorry.
Good morning, Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We are pleased to hear that the transportation and organization aspects of your tour met your expectations. Regarding the guided visit itself, we would like to clarify that all guides conducting tours at Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum are official museum guides who are fully licensed, professionally trained, and employed directly by the Museum. Tour operators, including ourselves, are not permitted to select guides or influence the content, pace, or structure of the guided tours. These standards are established and managed exclusively by the Museum authorities. For this reason, we believe that the overall rating of the tour operator should primarily reflect the quality of the services provided by the operator, such as transportation, organization, communication, and customer service. Feedback regarding a specific guide's performance, presentation style, language clarity, or tour delivery is most appropriately directed to the Museum, as they are responsible for guide recruitment, training, and supervision. We take all comments seriously and would be happy to forward your concerns to the Museum's reservation department. To do so, please provide your booking number, and we will ensure that your feedback reaches the appropriate team for review. Regards, Zuzanna MrShuttle
I am deeply disappointed and frustrated by the tour cancellation with only 12 hours' notice. I planned my trip, including air travel, specifically to participate in this experience. Such a last-minute cancellation not only caused enormous inconvenience but also negated my efforts and travel expenses. I expect a professional tour operator to manage their bookings with greater responsibility and offer appropriate solutions in such situations. This experience has ruined part of my vacation, and I cannot recommend your services. We understand that tour operators always do this; they sell packages they don't have.
Hello, Please verify your booking, and place this review on the correct account. We do not cancel the tours, we do not have overbookings, and this review is not true. It is probably posted to the wrong account, so please verify the information you have. It is not ok to post a harmful review of the incorrect tour provider. Regards, Mr. Shuttle
Wear shoes you can walk in comfortably for several miles over the course of the tour. Especially if your tour includes Birkenau. The tour itself brings it home. It’s a hit of reality that is shocking. It’s such a rude awakening to hear and see how much the Auschwitz prisoners actually suffered. It makes you realize how fortunate we all are to be alive today and hopefully no one will ever have to relive their tragedy. I highly recommend this tour to bring to light our history and how so many countries were impacted by one insane man. If you’re going to do any tour while visiting Krakow make it this tour. You won’t regret it.
Auschwitz is extremely well kept, well maintained, Entrance - no issues with entrance. We were straight in, assigned our tour guide, received our headsets. 1st camp - this is probably the most emotionally draining. However, we were rushed through it all. Convinced we missed some (wait. The tour guide said we would be skipping bits...). Couldn't keep up with the tour guide, Charles, and what he was talking about. What I'm really disappointed about was that we went down to the cells and he decided it was appropriate to try and bring in some humour about torturous ways. Whether it is his way or dealing with the emotions, we don't know. But we were quite disgraced by it. All of the things we wanted to stop and take in, we were just rushed through. Barely any stopping, just a walk by. When I say rushed, it's a quick glance at the death wall, quick look at the shoes/cases/prosthetics, cells, etc. But you'll spend more time looking at photos. That part of the tour came to an end. We were told to meet again at 1.10pm, others thought 1.20pm. Where were we meeting to go to the 2nd camp? What was the time? No one really knew. So we decided to get the shuttle bus and head to the 2nd camp. We never saw anyone from our group again other than 2 people who must've done the same as us - just went our own way. Camp 2 - we explored this camp on our own. And I'm glad we did as it looked like the tour groups weren't seeing as much as us. I've read reviews that people visited there and left within an hour. We saw so much way beyond the main area that it took us 3 hours to do just take camp. So, top tip, when you get to the huge memorial, follow the path to the right. There's so much more to see! More has chambers, more buildings and stories. We spent 2 hours at the first camp, 3 hours at the 2nd. 1 hour break for lunch. And we don't walk slowly! We're quite fit people. So definitely take walking shoes. Restaurant - grabbed a spinach and feta roll and some strawberries. Came to £12. So we didn't go back in - so expensive! Shop - nice selection of books in all languages. Picked one up that isn't sold in England too. Looking online, it seems hard to get hold of. Overall, it was an educational visit. Just a shame that the tour guide wanted to rush through everything at the 1st camp. So extremely grateful that no one knew what was going on so we went our own way.
