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General information
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| Krakow, Poland |
Program details
The KL Auschwitz Birkenau Memorial Museum was established in 1947 by the Polish Government on the site on the largest Nazi concentration camp, which was set up in 1940 for prisoners from Poland.
From 1942 it became one of the biggest extermination camps for the European Jews.
There is an exhibition entitled “Man Did This To Man” in the huts once used to house inmates. In recognition of its historical significance as a memorial to all who suffered and died there, the Museum was entered on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The transfer to the camps will be by private transport, and the visit is a shared tour.
Important information
Please note that the full name is required for each of the passengers traveling. Auschwitz Museum will not confirm any reservations for bookings without these details. The provider has the right to cancel any reservations that do not have the full details of each of the passengers. Please note that if the incorrect details are provided, the provider will not be held responsible for the correct service provision, and you may be subject to cancellation/no-show fees.