From Prague Terezín Concentration Camp and Ghetto Museum Tour





Description
Explore Terezin, originally a military fortress built in the 18th century by Emperor Josef II, and learn about its role in World War II. Visit the Small Fortress, a former Gestapo prison, and the Ghetto museum in the Big Fortress, which served as a collection camp for Jews and was used for Nazi propaganda. Discover the history of Terezin, where 34,000 people died from disease and hunger. Learn about its 15 kilometers of underground tunnels that served as escape routes. Hear about the Big Fortress, originally home to 5,000 residents, which became a ghetto for around 60,000 Jews during the war. Visit the National Cemetery of Terezín, which has 2,386 graves, and gain a deeper understanding of the Holocaust and World War II.
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Itinerary
We will visit the concentrationcamp and will tell the people everything about the history of the second world war and the holocoust.
We will visit the Getto museum.
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What's included
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Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(4)
This was a great tour. Our guide was highly knowledgeable and fully conveyed the story of what happened in Terezin.
This was my second tour with Huig- he’s a wealth of knowledge and knows so much about Each space and told all the stories very gently given the heavy subject matter. I would highly recommend this!
We had a tour with Huig from half past 11 to half past 6 so a long day.. we thought he spoke English, but to our great relief still Dutch. He is also the only Dutch guide to Terezin! Is always easier your own language. He has a lot of information to share, but it's still interesting to listen to. All day long. We've seen a lot. Really impressive! We have been to the ghetto small fortress, the ghetto museum, Terezin children's park, prayer room and the museum of Art.. all in 7 hours time. Was really worth it!
Het was voor mij een zeer grote eer om jullie dit heftige stukje van de Tsjechische en Europese geschiedenis over te brengen. We hadden heel veel geluk dat iedereen Nederlands sprak en dat we het dus fijn in jullie eigen taal konden. Ja heel bijzonder om de enige Nederlandse gids in Terezin te zijn. Het was een bijzondere dag. Hopelijk hebben jullie ook de rest van de tijd een fijne tijd in Praag zelf gehad. Goede terugreis gewenst naar mijn geboorteland. Groeten, Huig
The guide knew his thing but was bad at English. I would also not recommend this tour as the museums were extremely innocuous. You are also not allowed to visit the crematorium even though it is listed in the schedule. Also keep in mind when booking a tour here to bring food, there is nothing to buy! Would also recommend learning both Czech and German as all information is in one of these languages.
Dear, I am sorry to read that you are not entirely satisfied. However, the Ghetto Museum and the Magdeburg Barracks Museum are the two main museums in the large fortress that we cannot skip. Because you were tired, the guide did not visit the crematorium. If you had indicated to our guide that you would like to visit the crematorium, he certainly would have done so with you as a group. It is good to read that our guide does possess the right knowledge. We do our best to improve ourselves every time.



