Prices are valid only for up to four people - for any more the price will be extra.
Prices cover all guiding and transportation, but do not include admission fees or tips. It's usually necessary to pay admission fees in cash in local currency.
This visit is essential to understanding the complicated history that unfolded here in 1941, when the region’s thousand-year-old Jewish communities were deported through Terezin to death camps. Terezin was completely different psychologically and physically from any of the 632 other camps. You will visit the Gestapo prison, the Terezin Museum, the Crematorium, the hidden synagogue (only recently uncovered), and the newly opened exhibition at Magdeburg Barracks. Understand what happened to so many innocent people through actual artifacts, children’s drawings, poetry, and other rare items which survived their owners to speak so eloquently for them.
Duration: Approx. 6 hours Want to learn more about Terezin before your visit?
We can highly recommend the film The Lady in Number 6, a documentary about the oldest surviving inmate of the camp, Alice Herz-Sommer. We also highly recommend the book The Lost Wife - it's fiction, but inspired by the true story of a husband and wife seperated by the Holocaust, only to be reunited decades later by chance in the US.
