Holocaust Memorial

Visit the Dohany street synagogue and Hungarian Jewish Museum without standing in line. Visitors of Budapest can get acquainted with the Hungarian Jewish history, the dark period of the Holocaust and today's vibrant Jewish life during this program. Pay only for the admission, the guided tour and the priority entry is free. Languages depend on availability, English is guaranteed at the bookable times. Europe's largest synagogue is a must see in Budapest. With its special architecture, breathtaking interior it fascinates every visitor. During the tour you will see also the Holocaust Cemetery, the Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park with the Weeping Willow Tree of Life, the Circle of the Righteous Gentiles, the Heroes' Temple synagogue (unless it is closed for ceremonial preparations). Explore the collection of the Hungarian Jewish Museum, the II World War exhibition and other temporary exhibitions at leisure.

In an intimate group of maximum 15 people, explore the history of one of the most important forced labour camps in Nazi Germany. Our guides are carefully trained by Original Berlin Walks and officially licensed by the Memorial to keep up with the latest research. Using public transport like a local Berliner, head north of Berlin (ca. 1 hour by train) with your expert guide for a tour into the dark past of Germany. Unravel the complex history of the Holocaust while you explore the vast memorial and learn about the history of the camp and those imprisoned here. By booking this tour you support the upkeep, development and historical research undertaken by Germany’s most visited concentration camp memorial site. A percentage of every ticket sold for this tour is sent to the memorial site to make sure that this important place of memory and education can be used sustainably by individual visitors, schools, and tour groups.

The National Holocaust Museum tells the story of the Nazi persecution and murder of the Jews of the Netherlands. Before the Second World War, Jews and non-Jews lived side by side. They had the same rights. But during the war, the Nazis and their collaborators killed around six million Jews in Europe. That was the Holocaust or Shoah. This is the first and only museum to relate the history of the persecution of the Jews of the entire Netherlands. Including the day-to-day life of Jews on the eve of the Second World War, the liberation as Jews experienced it, and how the Holocaust has been treated in our national culture of remembrance: all this is examined in the museum.

Take a sobering tour of the World War II Auschwitz-Birkenau complex on a 7-hour trip from Krakow. Travel by coach to the UNESCO World Heritage compound and explore the twin concentration camp with a guide as you learn about the Nazi Holocaust and how the camps functioned. Explore the poignant exhibition halls, and see the barracks, gas chambers and other buildings at Auschwitz I. Then, view the watchtowers, crumbled buildings and memorials at Auschwitz II-Birkenau. Your guide will explain everything you see with care and sensitivity.

An emotional journey revealing the centuries old history of the Jewish community, the stories behind each visited place that nowadays very few know and the cruel, inhuman Pogrom and killings of Jewish people of 1941, events that we must never forget. Some of the sites and true facts based on photo and written testimonies you will discover during our tour are: – The Jewish Quarter and Old Neighborhoods of the Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jewish. – The life of the earlier Jewish settlers in Bucharest and how their activities influenced Bucharest – The legacy of the most beautiful synagogue in Bucharest – The Holocaust Memorial and the Holocaust History Museum – The story of the oldest Jewish Cemetery – Important Jewish personalities of Romania and their legacy – The miraculous and true story of Rabbi Guttman during the Pogrom SafeTours: We have implemented the recommended measures for prevention and disinfection against the coronavirus to ensure the safety of travelers and guides/drivers.

The only in-depth walking tour in Warsaw which covers all the Big Ghetto (area where the 1943 Uprising was taking place) and which thematically covers the entire 700-year-long span of existence of the Warsaw Jews. This tour is much more than Holocaust memorial tour.

Gain insight into Berlin's Nazi past on this 4-hour walking tour of the infamous Third Reich sites. Accompanied by a historian guide, walk to the ruins of Anhalter Bahnhof, used to deport prisoners to concentrations camps, and see the former Gestapo and SS headquarters and the site of Hitler's bunker. Learn about those who struggled against the Nazi system of terror, and get a fuller, deeper look at the haunting realities of the Holocaust. Your tour will finish before the German parliament building, the Reichstag.

Visit the Jewish Cultural Quarter, including the Jewish Museum & Junior, the Portuguese Synagogue, the National Holocaust Museum and the Hollandsche Schouwburg. After exploring those incredible venues you will join our 2-hour walking tour about the fascinating life of Anne Frank, with a professional guide who will show you how Amsterdam was like during World War II, through the eyes of Anne Frank. This product offers two separate things: Visiting the venues of the Jewish Cultural Quarter at your own pace (The entrance tickets to these venues are valid for one entire week) and a walking tour with live guide at the designated time, which start in front of the Jewish Museum (English guide) and Portuguese Synagogue (Italian, Spanish, French and German guide)

Visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau is a solemn and morbid journey, but one worth the price. The unassuming towns of Oświęcim and Brzezinka, only an hour from Kraków, are the site of a horrifying tragedy. The Auschwitz-Birkenau complex embodies the grim objective of the Holocaust – gathering and exterminating masses of people in inhuman ways and conditions. Initially planned to serve primarily as a concentration camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau was transformed into a factory of death. The cold and ruthless industrial design of this genocide camp murdered around 1,5 million people. Every year, countless visitors from across the entire world come to Auschwitz to commemorate these victims and never forget what took place there. For those doing it for the first time, a guide-assisted trip is the best choice. No amount of reading about it can compare to seeing the gas chambers and crematoria with your own eyes. This experience will stay with you for the rest of your life.

Honour the victims of the World War II Holocaust at Auschwitz-Birkenau and trace the story of Krakow’s Nazi occupation on this one day experience. Take a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp and see its moving exhibitions and prison blocks. The Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum serves as a critical educational and commemorative institution, emphasizing the importance of remembrance, tolerance, and the prevention of such atrocities in the future. It stands as a testament to the resilience of humanity in the face of unimaginable horror, ensuring that the world never forgets the lessons of Auschwitz.

Discover the Caen Memorial Museum, and step into the history and enduring impact of World War II. Uncover pivotal events of the 20th century, and explore key D-Day landing sites with a digital audio guide. The immersive exhibits feature true stories which take you through life in occupied France and the Vichy regime, along with the warning signs of genocide and the Holocaust. Visit a German general’s underground bunker, where he led the D-Day defense against Allied forces. See the origins of the Cold War with Berlin at its heart and the fragility of peace. Afterwards, continue exploring World War II history with a self-guided audio tour of D-Day sites. With 21 points of interest included, go at your own pace and uncover the Dieppe raid, Omaha Beach, Arromanches and more.

Tour Auschwitz-Birkenau to visit one of the most significant places in the world history. See the original artifacts and places in the camp, and learn more about the history of war and holocaust.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Tour gives you an opportunity to learn about holocaust and see one of the most terrifying but also touching places in the World. Skip the ticket line , our English – speaking tour leaders will make sure that everything will be proper from pick up till drop off

Embark on a moving exploration of history with my tour to Terezin/Theresienstadt, a site of resilience and strength amidst adversity. As the largest former concentration camp in today’s Czech Republic, Terezin holds a key place in Nazi history. Join me for a respectful, enlightening experience. Venture into the Small Fortress, a Gestapo prison for political prisoners, and explore the Jewish ghetto, where over 35,000 people perished. As a local guide and holocaust historian, I’ll reveal hidden aspects of Terezin, stepping beyond tourist routes to uncover significant spots. Our journey includes the hidden Prayer Room, the National Cemetery, and the remains of the railway to the Ghetto. Join me for a tour that honors the past and keeps these stories alive.

Day tour out of Vilnius to see most interesting surounding sites, from different time and history periods.

Experience the Holocaust memorial at your own pace, without rush or hassle. You will receive all the details from the official museum guidebook in your language.

Walk through Amsterdam and discover the special places that honor and pay tribute to the victims of the Holocaust. In this emotional audio experience, the narrator tells you the story of his ancestors. The journey begins in front of the Resistance Museum, the VERZETSMUSEUM. As you walk and see its structure, you will learn the history of resistance to oppression. Then you will pass by the National Holocaust Museum, where you can find the deportation sites to the Nazi concentration camps. After that, you will discover the Auschwitz Memorial, with a special soundtrack to better understand its symbolism. Then, the narrator will take you in front of the Anne Frank House. Anne Frank is one of the most famous victims of the Holocaust. Arriving at the Jewish History Museum, your journey ends with an emotional chapter inspired by Charlie Chaplin's speech in the movie The Great Dictator.

The Salaspils Memorial Ensemble was created in the place where National Socialistic Germany had a police prison and labour correctional camp (from 1941 to 1945). This beautiful memorial site was open in 1967 (Soviet days) as the Soviet Union politics were concentrating on hiding the bad moves of J.Stalin and instead wanted to show to the world the bad stuff done by Nazis. The memorial creates a symbol of the border between life and death with a 100 metre-long concrete wall, on which is written – “Beyond these gates the land groans”. There are also seven concrete sculptures: “Mother”, “The Unbroken”, “The humuliated”, “Protest”, “Red Front”, “Solidarity”,“The Oath”. A beautiful addition to the memorial – indoors exhibition open for visitors to learn from written materials, photos and also video materials where you'll see older people sharing their memories about how they managed to escape or skip the camp. PLEASE NOTE – GROUP TOUR OPERATES ONLY IF THERE ARE AT LEAST 3 PASSENGERS.

Visit Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum as easy as possible on this 7-hour tour from Krakow. We organize a small group limited (in a minivan or bus), you’ll travel to the former Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. Our comfortable minivan will pickup and drop-off directly from your accommodation in Krakow. Pick up time is between 07-30-09:00am (to be confirm).

This 2.5-hour tour takes place every Friday morning and offers you an opportunity to delve into the history of one of the most devastating periods in the modern era. You will join an existing group to explore the Holocaust History Museum led by one of Yad Vashem's professionally trained guides. As you enter each gallery, you will hear the stories behind hundreds of items on display while you visit one of Jerusalem's most popular tourist sites. Some of the unforgettable exhibits you will encounter include the Auschwitz Album, Schindler's List, and the monumental Hall of Names.