Highlights
- Visit Terezin, one the largest concentration camps in the Czech Republic
- Take a fully narrated tour with an expert guide
- Explore the Terezin Memorial -- the only institution of its kind in the Czech Republic
- Retrace the story of Jewish prisoners during Nazi rule in World War II
Recent Photos of this Tour
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View of the entrance.View of the entrance of the prison where the legend stands and quot;Work will make you free and quot;.Photo by: Ramiro Julio Z09 2012 -
View of two cells.View of two cells where the prisoners were held.Photo by: Ramiro Julio Z09 2012 -
Plaque at the ghetto ...We were able to get our guide to stop at the crematorium, which happened to be open and we walked through it.Photo by: Lana S10 2009 -
Entrance to small fortressEmotions run high as you enter.Photo by: Lana S10 2009 -
Courtyard of Block AThe devastation and reality sink in.Photo by: Lana S10 2009 -
Dedication plaqueInformational plaque in the courtyard.Photo by: Lana S10 2009 -
Gallows for those hanged, ...Some prisoners were hanged after trying to escape.Photo by: Lana S10 2009 -
DrivewayView from the road towards the Concentration Camp with the David Star in the backgroundPhoto by: Karl GUnited Kingdom, 02 2009 -
EntranceNot the main entrance to the museum, but this used to be the main entrance to the Concentration Camp with the usual ...Photo by: Karl GUnited Kingdom, 02 2009 -
BedroomsOne of the smaller places to sleepPhoto by: Karl GUnited Kingdom, 02 2009 -
Underground TunnelUnderneath the Concentration camp is a 500m tunnel which you will walk during the tour. It is very dark, but worthwhile.Photo by: Karl GUnited Kingdom, 02 2009 -
Jewish CemetryAfter the Concentration Camp you go to the Jewish Museum which is located where the Ghetto once used to be. After that ...Photo by: Karl GUnited Kingdom, 02 2009 -
Useful Information
Terezin Concentration Camp
Reviewed by Danial, Singapore, April 2013
The Local guide at Terezin was really good with her detailed explanations of the various situations and events that happened at this camp during WWII. It was an interesting and educational experience.
Reviewed by Robert Z, April 2013
very interesting camp, good tour guides, fairly small and intimate group. a sobering experience but well mapped out and explained by the guides. If you're in Prague it's an easy way to get out of the city for a day for a great historical adventure.
