Auschwitz Tours

Journey through the buildings of the camp, many of which have been left unchanged since their discovery in 1945.

Poland draws many visitors each year to its former capital city, Krakow, because of its long, fascinating history as well as its location. It is situated close to many of this Eastern European nation's most significant sites, including the Tatra Mountains, the Wieliczka Salt Mines and the moving site of Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Take a life-changing trip to what is left of the most startling of all the Nazi concentration camps Auschwitz-Birkenau is situated just 70km southwest of Krakow, and yet it will feel like a completely different place, a completely different time. Here, you can go deeper into the history and significance of this site, and reflect on what members of the Jewish community felt during their final moments. The trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau is not for everyone to take, but it is an important trip to take in order to understand the atrocities of World War II.