• Terezin Mala pevnost - A personal guide and driver will collect you from your location in Prague, and after a comfortable 45-60 minute drive, you will arrive at the Terezin concentration camp, conveniently located near Prague.

Initially, you will explore the Terezin Small Fortress, which served as a Gestapo political prison and later a communist prison. You will see the prison cells, showers, and walk through the fortress tunnels. A propaganda film about the “Jewish paradise”—a deceptive portrayal by the Nazis—will be shown, contrasting with the harsh reality of the camp.

• Terezin Memorial - Following the visit to the Museum of the former Jewish ghetto, which includes materials and videos of personal stories from those who lived there, you will be guided through the Jewish ghetto to gain further insight into life within the ghetto.
• Magdeburska Kasarna (Magdeburg Barracks) - The cultural aspects of the concentration camp make the former Terezin ghetto a place of stark contrasts. In these barracks, once the headquarters of the Jewish administrative board, you will learn about various cultural fields such as Music, Graphics, Literature, and Theater, meet individual authors, and view a model of the dormitories.

If interested (optional), you can visit the crematorium, columbarium (former ash storage), morgue, and ceremonial rooms (note that these are closed on Saturdays).

Afterwards, enjoy a delightful Czech lunch at a local brewery, which is included in the tour.

• Private transportation
• Admission to Terezin camp including movie
• Lunch
• Professional private licensed local guide-driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Bottled water

An 18th-century fortress was transformed into a Jewish ghetto and Nazi political prison during World War II. Discover this poignant chapter of European history that had a global impact.

Terezin concentration camp is conveniently located near Prague, just a 45-60 minute drive away. Delve into World War II history, understanding the distinction between concentration and death camps, the psychology behind Nazi propaganda that concealed the truth from the world, the Gestapo political prison, and personal stories of life and culture within the Jewish ghetto.

The city is split into two sections: the former Gestapo political prison (which later became a communist prison) and the Jewish ghetto, misleadingly presented as “a city given to Jews by Adolf Hitler for the duration of the war.” Visitors can explore the former Gestapo prison, the Jewish Museum of the Ghetto, a Jewish dormitory, the Magdeburg Barracks (Museum of culture in the ghetto), and more.

Following the tour, enjoy a Czech lunch at a local brewery, which is included in the experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.