AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU
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The 10 museums tours sitting at the top of traveller reviews for the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial. Each entry below is the editorial digest — what the visit actually walks you through, who runs it, the language of the educator, and what it costs.
Guided Auschwitz-Birkenau day trip from Krakow with pickup, headsets, and a small-group visit to Auschwitz I and Birkenau.
“Excellent tour. Highly recommended. Not too much to say -- depressing, as it should be, and effective.”
Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau with hotel pickup, skip-the-line access, and English-guided Auschwitz I and II memorial visits.
“I couldn’t fault the trip nor guide nor driver throughout the day. They did exactly as they said they would- and they were very warm, geniune and understanding towards our needs (i.e. questions.) Many thanks, Best wishes, Jack ☺️”
Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau with an approved English guide, headsets, and transport. Tickets included; plan for early times and queues.
“We went on a very hot day and we weren’t expecting the amount of walking!! Aside from that it was a very emotional but informative trip. The guide was very knowledgable and was happy to answer any questions. The sites are definitely worth a visit and they really make you think about what happened and…”
Krakow day trip combining Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wieliczka Salt Mine with English local guides, hotel pickup, and skip-the-line entry.
“This trip is outstanding and a complete mix of emotions...from The harrowing environment and activities at Auschwitz to the extreme size and wonder of the Salt Mine it was a perfect day. The communication from the Viatour team (and Lukasz (the driver)) was excellent at all times and very informative too. Bear in mind, that…”
Auschwitz-Birkenau guided entry with skip-the-line tickets and headsets. See Auschwitz I and II with an English guide in about 3.5 hours.
“The tour was good with our English speaking guide although did feel a bit rushed. Disappointed that our original time slot was changed the day before but it worked out in the end. Very emotional tour.”
Auschwitz-Birkenau guided day tour from Krakow with guaranteed entry tickets, headsets, small-group transport, and time at Auschwitz I & II.
“The tour is a long day with 3hour round trip from Krakow, but very harrowing at the same time rewarding. The day can be long but ensure you pick your trip provider well, as we heard of some very poorly organised, early starting trips or worse no tickets available upon arrival. The experience with Viator…”
Shared minibus pickup from Krakow and an English-guided Auschwitz-Birkenau visit with admission, headsets, and a 7-hour day plan.
“Pick up was on time, although that said, never had an issue with any trips, I've booked. Austwich was sad but couldn't not go, it was so interesting and our guide was great and showed total respect to the people who were there. Highly recommend.”
Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wieliczka Salt Mine in one long day from Krakow, with hotel pickup, English guides, and skip-the-line help.
“Whilst a shocking place to visit in many ways, the gravity and scale of the atrocities has to be experienced to be believed. Natalya was our guide and clearly an incredibly knowledgable, extremely articulate guide and she really bought the trip together. Natalya was very happy to cover questions and share her knowledge and listening…”
Private car transfers from Krakow plus an English museum guide to Auschwitz-Birkenau, with pickup, headphones, and included admission.
“The transfers and access to the camps was very efficient and I would definitely recommend the company who arranged the tour The tour itself is a little disappointing. Having visited 3 times previously I have experienced both Auschwitz and the Birkenau camps in far more detail It feels a little like the tour in nothing…”
A 7-hour guided Auschwitz-Birkenau tour from Krakow with skip-the-line entry, expert explanations, and time to process at Auschwitz I and Birkenau.
“We booked last minute for 6 and the tour guides were very flexible with us. Our hotel was closer to Auschwitz and they did not make us drive all the way to Krakow. Instead we were able to meet them at the museum. We are so glad we booked a tour with Cracow Tours.”
