Terezín Concentration Camp (Theresienstadt)
- Address: Principova alej 304 , Terezín
- Hours: Open daily. Winter 8am - 4:30pm, Summer 8am - 6pm. Closed Dec 24 - 26 and Jan 1
- Admission: Adults: CZK 160, Children (6-18yrs): CZK 130
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Photography,
Monument - Historical,
Museum
Terezín Concentration Camp (Theresienstadt) Reviews
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Review by Maria H, November 2010
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
Very educational. Very moving.
Review by Anonymous, August 2010
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
Very moving experience.
Review by Anonymous, June 2010
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
memorable experience though not pleasant
Review by Lana S, February 2010
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
We found this trip very informative - especially about the Terezin prison camp. We wished we'd had a bit more time in the Terezin Ghetto to observe the town and learn more about those conditions as well. The museum offered additional great information. Highly recommend taking the time to do the day-trip from Prague.
Review by Karl G, United Kingdom, March 2009
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
Very interesting tour and the tour guides really know what they are talking about. Not too far away from Prague either. Also it isn't too cold if you decide to go in the winter months.
Review by Anonymous, February 2009
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
We definitely learned a lot on this tour, and I would say that if you have a few days in Prague, it is worth it to make the trip out to Terezin. This tour does focus on the small fortress more than the village, but I thought that it was fine that way. I think that there is more to see at the small fortress than in the village. My one complaint is that the guide that we had for our walk through the small fortress was not so great at English and didn't know how to answer questions. I think that she had memorized what to say about each of the different areas, so when anyone asked questions about anything else, she became very confused.
Review by Rosemary A, Australia, January 2009
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
Excellent tour with a very professional, informative and knowledgeable guide. A difficult subject to have a tour on but was done with sensitivity and integrity.
Review by Patrick V, Ireland, August 2008
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
I really enjoyed this trip. It was interesting to see a place like this that is part of history and highly recommended.
Review by Annette M A, USA, August 2008
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
It was a very real life experience that needs to be seen to understand how terrible the conditions were for the prisoners in these camps.
Review by Anthony R, United Kingdom, October 2007
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
Very moving. Definitely a must when in Prague.
Review by Christine S, USA, July 2007
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
Very moving experience.
Review by Chelsea M, Italy, March 2007
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
Very Informative and breathtaking! Wonderful trip! A++!
Review by Shannon R, March 2007
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
It was a great tour. The tour guide and bus were 1st rate.
Review by Claude D, January 2013
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
Very interesting and very moving to the concentration camp. This was a first for us it helped us to understand what thousands of people went through during WWII. The part that showed drawings from children was particularly moving.
Review by Amanda A, January 2013
Doing what: Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
A visit to the Terezin Concentration Camp is both harrowing and rewarding. Although Terezin was not a death camp over 80,000 men, women and children who passed through Terezin were tranferred to death camps and were killed. The museum is well planned and the stories of some survivors well told. It is difficult to accept however that so many innocent people, especially the children were sent here and never returned. The history of Terezin before it's concentration camp days is interesting and the guided tour through the fortifications amazing. If you get a chance visit Terezin, you will not leave unaffected by the experience.
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