• Krakow - The tour commences with transportation from Krakow (selected meeting point). The Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum is situated in the town of Oswiecim, approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes away (65km). All drivers we collaborate with possess the necessary EU permissions for passenger transport. An English-speaking and friendly group leader will be available to assist whenever needed. Upon arrival in Oswiecim, enjoy a brief break to grab a coffee or explore outdoor exhibitions. Then, meet your local and professional guide, licensed by the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum.
• Panstwowe Muzeum Auschwitz-Birkenau - Begin your tour by walking through the gate to the first camp - Auschwitz I - initially designed as a concentration camp, serving as a detention center for many Polish citizens arrested after Germany annexed the country in 1939, with the iconic sign Arbeit Macht Frei (Work Makes You Free). This section typically lasts 2 hours, and you will use a headset to hear your guide clearly. The group, in accordance with the Museum’s rules, consists of up to 30 people, ensuring a comfortable and accessible visit for everyone. Explore the original wooden buildings, fortified walls, barbed wires, gas chambers, and crematoria - all of which leave a profound impression, allowing one to grasp the scale of the Holocaust.
• Brzezinka - After the first camp, a short break of up to 15 minutes is planned. You will be transported to the second part of the tour - Birkenau (Auschwitz II), just 3 minutes away, which is the largest camp built and operated for the specific purpose of making Europe ‘’Judenrein’’ (free of Jews). The same guide continues with a poignant lecture about the camp in the village of Brzezinka (Birkenau), constructed in 1941 on the orders of Heinrich Himmler (SS commander) and capable of holding around 90,000 prisoners. You will hear about the horrific stories of unimaginable living conditions, as well as the cruel selection and pseudo-scientific medical experiments conducted by prominent Nazi doctors, including Josef Mengele. The history of the soldiers of the 60th Army of the First Ukrainian Front opening the gates of Auschwitz on January 27, 1945, marking the final liberation, concludes your tour with the sentiment that such genocide should never have occurred and must never happen again.
• Wieliczka - Transport from Birkenau to Wieliczka takes about 90 minutes, providing time for a nap.
• Krakow - At the end of the tour, there is no rush. Take a few minutes to relax, which can be spent in a bookstore, grocery store, or simply resting. Afterward, you will be transported to a predetermined address in Krakow.
• Szyb Daniłowicza - The tour begins with a descent of 64 meters by stairs. You are then guided through various chambers and shown underground lakes, shrines, and salt monuments. The trip concludes at a depth of 135 meters below the surface, and the return to the surface is by lift. A standard guided tour through the Salt Mine lasts 2-3 hours, with visitors walking along a 3.5-kilometer tourist route.

• Headsets to hear the guide clearly
• Professional assistance in case of any issue
• Round-trip transportation from and to Krakow by air-conditioned vehicle (van or mini-bus)
• Entry fees (Wieliczka Salt Mine, Auschwitz I & Auschwitz II Birkenau), insurance and taxes
• Highly qualified, helpful and friendly customer service
• Licensed, English speaking local guides

• Food and drinks
• Toilete

Combine two distinct worlds into a single tour, perfect for both busy and active travelers. This full-day journey includes visits to two of the most popular museums in the Krakow region.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial & Museum - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this former Nazi concentration camp witnessed the oppression and death of over a million Jews and other prisoners during World War II.

Wieliczka Salt Mine - Recognized as one of the most remarkable monuments in Polish cultural history, it was included in the inaugural UNESCO Cultural and Natural World Heritage List.

• Live-guided tour (up to 30 participants)
• Quick Meet & Go: three centrally located meeting points to save time by avoiding individual pickups
• Discover the history of World War II, the Nazi Holocaust, and the liberation
• View salt carvings, statues, and mining equipment
• Bypass the long lines for individual visitors to avoid crowds
• VISIT: Both museum are visited by hundreds of people every day. Keeping your own pace of sightseeing is not possible. While in the camps, visitors are required to behave appropriately and respectfully. Dress code is smart casual, to respect the place. Eating and smoking, as well as acting in a loud manner are forbidden at both museums.
• PICKUP: Please provide your address in Krakow when booking. Some of the hotels in Krakow are located in traffic restricted areas. Your pick up will be organised from the nearest possible point and you will be informed.
• DEPARTURE: The hours you book are tentative and may change. The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions.The exact pickup time will be confirmed a day before the tour (in the afternoon at the latests).
• DOCUMENTS: As it is mandatory in Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum to confirm your personal details, you are required to put in the reservation full names of all participants and to take with you passport or ID which might be checked at the entrance to the museum. Otherwise you may not be allowed to enter the museum.
• BAG SIZE: Please note you are not permitted to enter the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum with large bags or backpacks. The maximum size permitted is 30cm x 20cm x 10cm. You can leave your bags at the car which is locked during your visit.
• LUNCH: You are going on a full day tour that lasts approximately 10 hours. A regular form of lunch is not provided, so we recommend you bring snacks with you. You can also choose lunch as an additional option when booking.
• SECURITY: Be prepared to go through a security check (similar to the airport’s one) in order to enter Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum.
• WEATHER: We operate in all weather conditions. Up to 70% of the time you spend outdoors (especially at Auschwitz II Birkenau). Please bring weather appropriate clothing and water on sunny days. The temperature in the Mine is around 14 degrees of Celsius.
• CHILDREN: Children must be accompanied by an adult. Infant seats are available. A visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum can be traumatic, therefore we recommend that visitors should be at least 13 years old.
• PICTURES: In the Salt Mine the photography permission fee costs 10 PLN. Can be purchased on site. In Auschwitz visitors are generally allowed to take pictures with a few, clearly indicated exceptions. Taking photos in the buildings with the use of flash is forbidden.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.