Auschwitz-Birkenau Private Day Trip

Is it possible to plan a journey to Poland without considering a visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau? This excursion provides an opportunity to walk through the gates of the most renowned concentration camp globally while discovering its profound history.

Private Day Trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau

Your experience begins with a pickup from your hotel in Warsaw, after which we will embark on a southbound drive in a private vehicle. Following a four-hour journey, we will reach the Polish city of O?wi?cim, the site of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp where over a million individuals lost their lives under the Nazi regime.

Upon arrival, a guided tour will lead us through the most significant areas of Auschwitz. We will begin by entering the incarceration blocks, where exhibits will provide insight into the unimaginable suffering endured within these walls.

We will then visit one of the most essential and harrowing sections of the site: the gas chambers and cremation ovens, the only ones that remain intact since the conclusion of World War II.

The tour continues to Birkenau, also referred to as Auschwitz II, which served as an extermination camp. Here, we will observe the barracks, latrines, cremation facilities, and the chambers the Nazis attempted to destroy before their retreat in 1945.

Additionally, we will encounter one of the most iconic views: the railway tracks that brought prisoners to an unknown and tragic destiny.

Following the tour, you will have some free time for lunch. Once refreshed, we will head back to Warsaw and return you to your hotel.

Benefits of a Private Tour

Opting for a private tour allows for a personalized experience, enabling you to select the most convenient day and time. Additionally, larger groups may enjoy cost savings!

Important Information

When making your reservation, please ensure to provide your complete legal name exactly as it appears on your valid ID. Any discrepancies (like nicknames or abbreviations) will prevent you from entering the Auschwitz grounds.Visitors can only explore the camp with authorized guides; external guides are not permitted. Confirmation of your guide will be provided 12 to 16 hours prior to the scheduled visit.A minimum group size is mandatory for guided visits; if this criterion is not met, the activity may be canceled or rescheduled.We secure tickets and guides as soon as the minimum group size is achieved, but last-minute bookings may result in unavailability of guides and possible cancellation of the tour.