Terezin Concentration Camp Tour from Prague

Discover the poignant history of the Terezín Concentration Camp during a 5-hour guided tour from Prague. This site served as a holding ground for over 150,000 Jewish prisoners under Nazi occupation. Visitors can explore the Memorial of National Martyrdom, the Small Fortress, and the Ghetto Museum to gain insight into the atrocities committed here.

Experience the poignant history of Terezin, a town transformed into a notorious concentration camp under the Nazi regime’s occupation of Czechoslovakia. Under the guidance of an expert guide, embark on a guided tour that visits the Memorial of National Martyrs, a unique site dedicated to commemorating the victims of Nazi political and racial persecution during World War II. This memorial stands out as the sole instance of its kind in the Czech Republic.

Your journey continues through the small fortress once used as a prison by the Prague Gestapo. Marvel at the architectural remnants while learning about the systematic persecution of the Czech nation by the Nazi regime and the subsequent fates of Czech prisoners who were transferred to other concentration camps within Nazi Germany's Third Reich.

Conclude your exploration with a visit to the Ghetto Museum, inaugurated in 1991 within the premises of the former Terezín School. This museum offers insights into the lives of former inmates through meticulously arranged exhibits, created with the collaboration of former prisoners from the Terezín Ghetto.