• Oświęcim - Pay respects at the memorial for the last victims of Auschwitz and a mass grave of 700 prisoners who were shot during the camp’s evacuation in January 1945. Discover the “camp extension” area, which included new SS barracks, the final women’s camp, and the location of the last public execution.
• Brzezinka - Visit the first crematorium and gas chamber, the former villa of the camp commandant, and the gravel pits—sites of punishment and execution for clergy and Polish intelligentsia. The tour also features stops at the pre-war theater, later used to store Zyklon B, the Polish Ramp (the first prisoner transport platform), and the Old Jewish Ramp, the main selection site for European Jews.
• Oswiecim - Gain insights into the “Interest Zone” through maps and aerial photographs from 1944. In Birkenau, witness the notorious Death Gate and the main SS barracks. The extermination zone includes Bunker 1 (Red House), Bunker 2 (White House), the remnants of dressing rooms for victims, and a cemetery for Soviet POWs.
• Memoriale Auschwitz III (Monowitz) - Observe the Sauna building used for prisoner disinfection and processing of belongings. The tour concludes at the memorial for victims of Auschwitz-Monowitz (Auschwitz III), providing a comprehensive understanding of the camp system and the magnitude of the atrocities.

• Visit to the memorial to the final victims of Auschwitz
• Private transportation
• Viewing of the first crematorium and gas chamber
• Exploration of the extermination zone
• Lunch
• Visit to Birkenau’s Death Gate and main SS barracks
• Guided tour of Auschwitz surrounding sites
• Exploration of the camp extension area
• Visit to the memorial to victims of Auschwitz-Monowitz
• Visit to the former villa of the camp commandant

• Entrance to Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau main camps

Explore a poignant and lesser-known aspect of Auschwitz history with this unique guided tour. The journey begins and concludes in Krakow, offering comfortable transportation to and from the memorial locations. This tour does not include visits to Auschwitz I or Auschwitz II-Birkenau, but instead highlights significant nearby sites related to the victims’ history and the camp complex’s expansion.

Visit the memorial dedicated to the last victims of Auschwitz and a mass grave of 700 prisoners who were shot during the camp’s evacuation in January 1945. Discover the area known as the “camp extension,” which included new SS barracks, the final women’s camp, and the location of the last public execution.

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