Terezín Concentration camp tour with Entrance fees with Pick up or eGuide

5,5 hours

The town of Terezín is ingloriously known as the largest concentration camp of World War II in Czech lands. Today, this town is a monument to the tragical fates of tens of thousands of Jews who lived in this camp.

Originally, Terezín was built in the 18th century as a strategic fortress for protection against the Prussian armies. You will visit the town of Terezín and its fortress on our air-conditioned bus. During World War II the Nazis established a police prison in the Small Fortress, and the town itself was turned into a Jewish ghetto. After arriving in the fortress, the guide will take you through the wartime history of Europe, where you will learn what life in the largest Czech concentration camp was like. Terezín definitely belongs among the places that are historically very interesting, and visiting it will help you understand the wartime history of Europe.

• Pick up from hotel in city center
• Tour guide
• Travelling by modern bus
• Wi-Fi and USB charger on the board
• Entrance fee

The address where we'll meet:

• Parking on the roof of the Main Railway Station, Wilsonova 8. (next to Sixt car rental) or we will pick you up at the hotel

Start time:

• We leave at 09:00 a.m.
• We ask that you arrive in advance unless we have made arrangements to pick you up at the hotel.

Tour end address:

• The tour finishes in city center of Prague

• The tour finishes in city center of Prague

Booking conditions are non-refundable.