From Krakow: Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum Last Minute Tour｜Poland

Visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum with the convenience of a entrance ticket and roundtrip transfer from meeting point at Krakow - Wielopole 2 (Kiss and Ride bus stop).
See original buildings and artifacts on a poignant and informative tour with a official guide book.

After a 1-hour and 15-minute journey, arrive at the Auschwitz I Museum and embark on a walking tour with self-guided tour where you will have use of a guide book and map in your chosen language. Explore the remains of the Nazi camp's barracks, watchtowers, and crematoriums.

Gate
After 10 min walk form reception building you get to the gate on the right. Exit is on the left.
After the gate, pay attention to the camp orchestra and head towards the exhibition.

Block 4
on the right Jews during selection, you visit this place later on (barrack)
on the left at the ramp end the biggest gas chambers (chimneys), you see a model and ruins of them
Extermination exhibition consists of rooms:

Deportations, human ashes
Different people sent to the camp
Photographs of Birkenau in 1944.
(first floor) A gas chamber model
A few tons of human hair

Block 5
Luggage confiscated from the deportees: eyeglasses, Jewish prayer shawls, belongings of people with disabilities, metal pots, (first floor) shoes and suitcases.

Gas Chamber I
Next to the gallow for R. Höss you enter Gas Chamber and Crematorium I (more around). Pay attention to the roof gaps for Zyklon B

Auschwitz exit
After the gas chamber go right, hand over the headset, walk back to the main parking lot and proceed to Birkenau

With the help of the provided map, learn about the ghastly Nazi crimes committed in the camps and hear stories of the everyday lives of the prisoners. Take advantage of the freedom of the tour at your own pace and path of your choice.

Next, continue the walking tour at the Auschwitz-Birkenau II Memorial. Witness gas chambers and the remains of the railway which transported prisoners to the camps.

After a break, you meet your guide and walk through the gate (view from tower). You learn when and how this part of Auschwitz was built.


In the middle of the ramp, you learn about the conditions of deportation and selections of Jews. Then, walk on towards the distant trees.

Gas chamber ruins
At the ramp end, between ruins of the biggest gas chambers and crematoriums, is a post-communist memorial to Auschwitz victims.

Brick barracks
On the way back from the ruins you can see the living and sanitary conditions in brick barracks. Some are special – virtual tour:

Block for children
Death Block yard

In the last row of smaller brick barracks you can enter the washroom and see the toilets.

Commemorate the camp’s victims and discover stories of survival on the memorial site. Benefit from the help of a tour assistant who will be at your disposal from pickup to drop off.

Afterward, get a bit of time to explore on your own before returning to Krakow City Center - Radisson Blue Straszewskiego 17.