Czechia · TEREZIN MEMORIAL TOURS
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Terezín is a garrison town an hour north of Prague that the Nazis turned into a ghetto and transit camp. Around 150,000 Jewish men, women and children were held there; most were deported onward to Auschwitz and other camps. The visits below are guided history, and the listings note the length of each, what is covered at the Small Fortress and the Ghetto Museum, and how the transport works.
Prague to Terezín half-day tour with phone audio, a guided walk in the Small Fortress, and round-trip transfer. Moving and well-paced.
“Everything was well organised, the tour was on time, the guide was very friendly and explained everything very well. I recommend it.”
5-hour guided Terezin tour from Prague: Large and Small Fortresses, Jewish Ghetto Museum, cemetery, film, bilingual guides. From $66.
“very interesting, small group, everything was on time, good guide!!”
Terezín concentration camp tour from Prague by coach with narrated English guide, Memorial exhibits, cemetery and ghetto sites, about 6 hours.
“Our guide George was wonderful, I could tell he treasured the place, he knew everything about it and all that went on there. Everything he said came from his heart, couldn't believe his age! Thank you George!”
A guided Prague day trip to Terezín: Small Fortress, Ghetto Museum, a film, and optional crematorium, with transport and audio guides.
“from the very start it was excellent. from meeting to getting on the bus , the driver although not a tour guide ,did really well explain to us . the courtesy call from the company to explain historical facts as we left was an added addition . overall value and more important the service. was excellent.”
Half-day guided visit from Prague to Terezín’s Small Fortress and Ghetto Museum, including Ceremonial Halls and the Central Morgue.
“the first stop at the museum ghetto was really hard to see everything in under 1 hour, it felled rushed, but the rest of the trip especially where the camp is situation was great. The guide there explained in my opinion better than the other guide I had in Auschwitz and was more engaging. I highly recommend this tour.”
Prague day trip to Terezín Memorial and Bohemian Switzerland, with Narnia Tisá sandstone walls, Bastei Bridge, lunch, and winter Dresden.
“The guide/driver, Peter, is such a charismatic host, passionate and knowledgeable. But he is also generous. The stops for breakfast and lunch are unique and memorable (and delicious) venues. He really puts careful thought and effort into his tour. One of the best tours I have taken, and not just for the breathtaking scenery. Also, his English is flawless and his interests, broad. A real Renaissance Man. Delightful to spend the day with.”
A guided Terezín day tour from Prague with round-trip public transport, key memorial stops, and museum time to understand WWII and the Holocaust.
“Myself and three others recently done the day tour of Terezin. Bianca was our guide and she was lovely and very knowledgeable. I liked that the tour required to take a train and bus journey. It was nice to see the countryside in the way there. The tour was really good. Bianca shared her knowledge of the camp and gave us enough time to explore. It was very humbling but informative. I found it interesting how people still live in Terezin. We all really enjoyed the tour and would recommend it.”
Terezin in-depth Holocaust tour from Prague in a small group max 8. Visit memorial, barracks, cemetery, small fortress, and Heydrich site.
“I would have loved to have given a review but the guide didnt turn up to pick us up as arranged from our hotel.”
6-hour guided bus tour from Prague to Terezín Memorial and camp sites, English narration, entrance included, time to reflect.
“Excellent trip, very informative and thought provoking well worth the money”
Visit Terezín Memorial from Prague by air-conditioned bus, with guided touring of small and big fortresses and the crematorium.
“While our guide Gustav was knowledgeable, his thick accent made his narration difficult to understand. On top of that, the assigned Terezin tour guide, a diminutive Filipino lady also had a very strong accent.”
Guided Terezín day trip from Prague with admissions included, hotel pickup options, and a 6-hour Holocaust-focused visit to the Small and Big Fortresses.
“Excellent tour guide and tour overall. Our guide was very informative and knowledgeable of the history.”
Terezin Memorial and Bohemian Switzerland in one long Prague day, with an easy hike, lunch stop, and big views from Bastei Bridge.
“We had a great day with Robert on our tour! Our stops at Terezin, Tisa, and the Bastei Bridge in the national park were a helpful combination of heavy and restorative. Robert gave us a ton of recommendations for places to check out in Prague, and he took many great photos during the day for our memories. I’m particularly grateful to Robert for fielding our many questions in our group’s discussions of Czech history and culture; I really loved getting to hear about his experiences and perspective. This tour was a favorite part of our visit to Prague.”
Private half-day trip from Prague to Terezín with a local guide, Small Fortress and Ghetto Museum visits, and crematorium stop.
“This was a great experience. Our guide really did a fabulous job. It was very moving to hear his personal connection from his grandfather. Highly recommend.”
Terezin Memorial combo ticket with an English guided walk at the Small Fortress, then explore the Ghetto Museum and Magdeburg Barracks.
“Et virkeligt spændende sted med masser af ildsjæle, der brænder for bevaring og ihukommelse af uhyrlighederne, som fandt sted 1939 - 1945. Vi er alle 3 taknemmelige for oplysningerne og oplevelsen. Meget sød ung mand, som guide i Den lille fæstning. Vi nåede desværre ikke til nr. 6, hvor angiveligt danske jøder skulle have været holdt til fange, men tak for oplysningen. Hele stedet gjorde stor indtryk.”
Guided day trip from Prague to Terezín Memorial with bus transport, admission, and English narration, plus 4 hours on-site to learn WWII history.
“Disorganized, chaotic, frustrating, very difficult to understand English speaker even though it was labeled as an “English speaking” tour. Unexpectedly turned into a walking tour because lack of communication between bus driver and tour guide.”
