• Treblinka Memorial - Explore the site where the Treblinka death camp was located during World War II. A guide will share historical insights and explanations.
• Tykocin Castle Museum - Visit the reconstructed castle in Tykocin, once a royal residence.
• Tykocin Synagogue - Discover a stunning 17th-century synagogue that survived World War II, providing a perfect setting to learn about the large Jewish community that once thrived in Eastern Poland.
• Tykocin - Enjoy the charming village of Tykocin, including a quaint museum created by locals in an old wooden house.

• Private transportation
• Licensed guide

• Lunch
• entrance tickets to museums (synagogue, castle)

Get ready to uncover two distinct locations on this unconventional journey accompanied by a certified tour guide. Treblinka holds immense significance due to its connection with the Holocaust and is a must-visit site for anyone keen on WWII. Currently, the extermination camp site is a memorial with no remaining original edifices or structures. Alternatively, Tykocin, a quaint village situated by the Narew river, offers a chance to explore the Polish countryside and experience the unique vibe of Eastern Poland. You’ll delve into the annals of Poland’s history spanning from the 16th century to the present. The enduring legacy of Tykocin was formed by the coexistence of its Polish and Jewish residents over centuries. Its synagogue is one of the nation’s largest and most stunning. Across the Narew river lies an imposing castle constructed in 1433, that served as a Polish royal residence in the 16th century. Owing to its restoration, you can now experience the opulence of Polish aristocracy.

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