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Absolutely perfect. The guide was great. There was actually too much information for me at times because of the nature of the tour. However, outstanding for anyone in the area.
Reviewed by: Joseph V, United States of America, November 2007
The tour guide was excellent but walked too fast.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, October 2007
The tour guide on this trip was fantastic. She provided an in-depth account of what life was like at the camp. I definitely recommend this tour.
Reviewed by: Rebecca T, Australia, September 2007
It could not have been any better. Really detailed and well explained information about the site. Perfect amount of time. Very smooth.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Singapore, September 2007
Very emotional - a tour I suggest everyone should go on. The guide knew the site and history of it well, which added to the experience.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, September 2007
If you go to Munich you have to take this tour. We had the best guide, he was very helpful and considerate of those who walked at slower pace. I cannot believe the city of Dachau does not supply more buses to accommodate the large number of tours. People need to be a little more respectful when touring these camps including, not talking on their phones or letting their kids run wild. Thank god our group wasn't guilty of that. The tour was not disturbing or gruesome, it was very informative. I felt as if being there you had to leave all the horror up to the unknown, because we will never know everything that happened. I wish every high school student could visit and learn from these terrible mistakes. This tour was one that I was looking forward to, and it met every expectation. Wear comfortable shoes and be careful getting on and off the buses.
Reviewed by: Joel E, United States of America, August 2007
This experience was marvelous. Our guide was well informed and explained the reasons behind what happened. We cannot give him enough praise for his excellent ability and knowledge. Thank you!
Reviewed by: Ellis M, United States of America, August 2007
This was an extremely thought-provoking experience. We had a knowledgeable guide. The "small" group for us was 25 people, but it was still workable. Expect to walk a lot, and you are keeping to public transport schedules, so no dawdling. In hot weather, take lots of water!
Reviewed by: Julia C, United Kingdom, July 2009
It's hard to rate something like this as an "Absolutely Loved It" because of the nature of the tour, but I almost did. Our tour guide was extremely informative and put us through the camp in the manner a prisoner would have been there. It was sad, informative, and truly memorable.
Reviewed by: Daniel N, United States of America, July 2009
I'm sure the camp was not like that for those poor people. Why was it like that for us.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, July 2009
We found our trip to Dachau concentration camp quite rewarding. We had a great guide who was open, friendly and happy to answer lots of questions. As free time in the musem was very limited, it would have been useful go directly to the display panels that directly related to the time period of occupation of the camp. It's the first time that we've been on a tour that travelled by public transport -- first the S-bahn and then a bus, which was hot and crowded. We had to stand on the return bus journey.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, July 2009
Very knowledgeable guide, sad but interesting tour. Our guide really emphasized America's part in liberating the camp. It was nice to see America reflected in a positive light.
Reviewed by: Diana F, United States of America, June 2009
A historical monument, for what we should never forget. Adequate and complete walk through guide visit by a competent guide. We recommend it.
Reviewed by: Joao R, Portugal, June 2009
If you have limited time at the concentration camp, this tour is very informative. All of the information the guide tells you is probably in the concentration camp's museum, but you could spend an entire day just in the museum reading all the information. There was a very knowledgeable staff.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, June 2009
The tour guide was fantastic, and our group was only eleven people - the perfect size. We just needed a bit more time for the museum.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, May 2009
