Private Terezin Nazi camp tour from Prague All-Inclusive
Overview
A fortress from the 18th century became a Jewish ghetto and Nazi political prison during World War II, revealing a somber chapter of European history that affected the entire world. Terezin concentration camp is located 45-60 minutes from Prague.
- 📚 Learn about World War II history, including the distinctions between concentration and death camps.
- 🕵️♂️ Understand the psychology of Nazi propaganda that concealed the truth from the public.
- 🏛️ Visit key sites such as the former Gestapo prison, Jewish Museum of Ghetto, and Magdeburg Barracks.
- 🍽️ Enjoy a Czech lunch at a local brewery (included).
Because of its historical significance, this tour provides insights into life in the Jewish ghetto and personal stories from that era.
Pickup included
- per person
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Professional private licensed local guide-driver
- All Fees and Taxes
- Main dish + drink
- Admission to Terezin camp including movie
- Private transportation
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Terezin Mala pevnostYour private guide and driver will pick you up at your Prague place and after 45-60 min of comfortable drive you reach Terezin concentration camp. It is strategically close to Prague. First of all you will be guided through the Terezin Small Fortress that was a gestapo political prison (later a communist prison) - the prison cells, showers and walk through the tunnels of the fortress. Watch the propaganda movie about "Jewish paradise" - fake presentation by Nazis in comparison to cruel reality in the camp.
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Terezin MemorialAfter visit of Museum of former Jewish ghetto (materials, videos of individual stories of people living in ghetto) you will be guided through Jewish ghetto to experience more of the life in the ghetto. Please note: crematorium, columbarium & ceremonial rooms are closed on Saturdays.
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Magdeburska Kasarna (Magdeburg Barracks)Culture in concentration camp makes former Terezin ghetto place of sharp contrasts. In these barracks (former seat of the Jewish administrative board) you learn about different fields of the culture (Music, Graphics, Literature, Theater), meet individual authors and see a model of dorms. In case of interest (optional) we visit crematorium, columbarium (former storage of ashes), morgue and ceremonial rooms (all these are closed on Saturdays). Afterwards you enjoy delicious Czech lunch in a local brewery (included).