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Everything from booking to pickup the guide worked so well. Got running information about everything about everything.

The guide was very unenthusiastic, it was very rushed and you didn’t get enough time to take in the displays. The guide spoke in a very monotone voice and very quickly, without emotion, almost robot like. She so idk walk off without the group meaning she would be out of range if the audio system you had to wear. It was like she couldn’t get the tour over quick enough. It was disappointing at a sight as significant as auszwich bercenau. We have done numerous guided walking tours and this was Janus’s down the worst we’ve done

From the start to the end our trip driver was excellent, well organised trip and a must trip when visiting Poland. Thank you Michael 😊

DIEGO AUDERO guide and exceptional person! with a deep respect for the place that educates the visitor in the correct way to understand and comprehend the intrinsic pain of visiting the extermination camp. being accompanied inside the two camps was an honor and a privilege thanks 🙏🏾

This a must trip for everyone, beware it gets very busy and have been told it,s busier in the summer. The guides are very knowledgable and take you throughout Auschwitz 1 but you must also see the outlet museum at Auschwitz-Birkenau where you will really feel what it must have been like

this is probably about the most significant thing to see in the Krakow area. Our tour started ridiculously early, we had to be out to meet the bus at 5:55 a.m. Then it's a 90 minute drive to the camps. Our guide, Jacek, really knew his stuff and did a great job with the tour. The bus was comfortable and we watched a film on Auschwitz on the way to the camp. There are huge numbers of people traveling to see the camps. Auschwitz is a bit concentrated, so there were always masses of people with us. At Birkenau, there was much more space to just walk around. I'm glad we did this tour today.

Great trip - very humbling and glad we experienced this place. Tour operators were brilliant, great communication and transportation to and from sites were excellent!

I went with my daughter. I received a whatsapp and e mail the day before advising me of pick up time 9am. Driver was there 20 minutes early and we were waitting for him. He took us to the tour guide and explained everything where to meet etc. It was all very straightforward. Guide took the group of about 30 round Auschwitz then had half hour break and met us at Birkenau. Very well organised. No eating selfies or photos smiling allowed guide told us straightaway..!!. We took water and ate in between camps. Bring your own food and leave in taxi / coach.

The tour visited 2 of the 3 Auschwitz camps (very little remains of the 3rd camp). On arrival we joined a larger group for our guided tour of both camps. We had previously visited Sachsenhausen so used this experience as a reference point. Whilst there were many similarities, the sheer scale of Auschwitz was staggering with over 1 million prisoners (the vast majority of whom were Jews with three quarters of these either from Poland and Hungary) systematically murdered by the despotic Nazi regime. This sobering reminder of “man’s inhumanity to man” was graphically brought home to all by the mountains of luggage, hair, shoes, glasses and numerous personal items of the holocaust victims. The other thing that struck us was that whilst conditions in Sachsenhausen were appalling due to a combination of malnutrition disease, cruelty and overwork it seemed to be principally designed as a work camp. Auschwitz in contrast had a far more sinister purpose with the sole intention of murdering Jews and those who opposed Nazi ideology in the most efficient way possible and with the intention of ensuring these atrocities were never discovered. It is therefore important to visit such sites to ensure that the memory of such ones is not forgotten and such callous acts never repeated. On the practical side, arrangements for collection and return were excellent with the journey from Krakow taking about an hour each way in a comfortable, spacious air-conditioned vehicle. Both camps were very busy on the day we visited and due to the size and layout of Auschwitz 1 we were in single file through many of the exhibits. Our tour guide used a radio microphone to provide information which we could hear through a headset. This meant in practice that our tour guide often reached exhibits several minutes before those in the rear of the group and began explaining about things that some in the group hadn’t had opportunity to see. It also made it difficult to ask questions. Auschwitz-Birkenau (camp 2) required significantly more walking and the pace set meant that those in the group who were less able, had difficulty keeping up. Our biggest complaint (and one echoed by other reviewers) was that prices charged for food, drinks and use of toilets were amongst some of the most expensive we encountered during our stay in Poland. Many of those visiting the site appeared to be doing so as some kind of pilgrimage, so it seemed to us that this crass commercialization and taking advantage in this way, was inconsistent with the aim of making this important experience memorable for the right reasons.

Excellent service from start to finish. They kept in touch from the booking to the day of the tour. Would highly recommend their services for tours whilst you visit Krakow. The tour within the camp is by official guides.