Warsaw · TREBLINKA & MAJDANEK MEMORIAL TOURS
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Below are the 10 best treblinka & majdanek memorial tours in Warsaw right now, with what each one costs, how long it takes, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it is top for a reason.
Treblinka Death Camp 6-hour private tour from Warsaw with hotel pickup, A/C ride, and guided visits to Treblinka II, I, and the Memorial.
“Our guide Martin was extremely knowledgeable and good company! It was more than we expected in a good way!”
Private Warsaw day trip to Majdanek and Lublin with English guide, hotel pickup, pierogi milk-bar lunch, and mobile tickets.
“Our guide, Martin, had vast knowledge and ability to transmit information in a very interesting and clear way. His ability to maintain solemnity and balance in a hard site to visit, Majdanek Concentration Camp, was impressive and much appreciated. We enjoyed learning history about Poland and Europe, past and present. Truly an extraordinary tour.”
Small-group Treblinka trip from Warsaw with hotel pickup, expert-led stops at ghetto sites, and a included pierogi lunch.
“We had a wonderful day with our tour guide Jacek, he took us to some important places around Warsaw and was very knowledgeable about WWII and on Treblinka, he was able to answer all our questions! Exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend doing this tour!!”
Hotel pickup to Treblinka with an English guide in a 5-hour tour. See Warsaw’s Umschlagplatz and memorial stones.
“We loved the extent of knowledge of the guide and his attention to detail in our tour. It is a very somber but important place to visit. Thank you to George. he also offered suggestions of other places around Warsaw to visit- even a restaurant for dinner!”
Private day trip from Warsaw to Wolf’s Lair and Treblinka Memorial. English guide, included tickets, pickup, and 13 hours of WW2 history.
“This is a lot for one day, but if time is short like mine was, the tour is well worth it. My guide Anna was wonderful and since there was a lot of drive time we passed the time in interesting conversation. Anna is very knowledgeable regarding Jewish History in Poland - while at Treblinka she was sensitive and empathetic with regards to the dark and sad history of Jewish people during the Holocaust. I always wanted to see where the attempted assassination of Hitler took place at his eastern headquarters. It was well worth the trip and WWII history buffs will find the Wolf’s Lair a one of a…”
A small-group Treblinka visit from Warsaw with an English guide, museum time, ruin walk, escape story, and lunch included for $164.
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Private Treblinka memorial tour from Warsaw with air-conditioned pickup, English guide, and about two hours on site for Holocaust context.
“This tour was breathtaking. The beauty of the place offset by the horror of its history makes it uniquely moving and memorable. I stood alone at the site on a gorgeous day with my tour guide, Peter, who was terrific, wonderfully informed and very friendly. A cold wind appropriately cut right through as I took it all in, realizing how many lives were so brutally tortured and destroyed on the spot -- You can't help but feel the weight of the place...Highly recommended for those who wish to experience an especially intimate and symbolic form of solemn remembrance. The visitors center also has some excellent videos that provide a good…”
A hard-hitting day trip from Warsaw to Majdanek and Lublin, mixing Holocaust history with Jewish heritage and Old Town charm.
“The guide leveraged the tour to share his politics. I didn't need that. I didn't want that.”
Private 6-hour Treblinka tour from Warsaw: central hotel pickup, English guide, museum film, memorial stones, and included lunch.
“Wir hatten mit Konrad einen großartigen Tourguide, der uns mit vielen interessanten Informationen durch den Besuch in Treblinka geführt hat.”
Somber Majdanek visit and Lublin Old Town stroll with hotel pickup, lunch, admissions, and expert English guide in 10 hours.
“Albeit somber and certainly not easy, this visit was an invaluable opportunity to learn about and reflect on this very difficult chapter of the European history. Our guide, Marcin, was very knowledgeable and gave us a lot of useful and interesting information about the camp and the Holocaust in Poland, while also leaving us some time for personal reflection. The subsequent visit to the beautiful city of Lublin was a good way of ending the day.”
