Memorial and Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau Review

Seen a lot and learnt a lot about the history from the tour guide. It is really an experience seeing these remains in real life. Must go to really feel it for yourself if you’re in poland.

An emotional experience where you feel what people felt at that time, seeing what they went through, hearing the stories, seeing what they left behind. You will regret not going and you need to see this historic site to truly understand the past!

This is a World War II concentration camp in Poland, where Jews are mainly closed. The more puzzled thing is that the German Nazis from other European countries put these Jews on a train for days and nights and executed them here. There is a gas stove inside, which is cruel. Similar cases have been seen in other European countries before, but the camp is quite large.

A great opportunity to fully understand the tragic history of the war. you can feel the atmosphere from outside of the grounds and even more so in the buildings.Usually tours are in large groups, so audio kits and headphones are supplied to hear your guide.There are plenty of toilets through out the tour.Remember your passport as you will not be granted access with it.

Auschwitz, Poland's largest concentration camp for Jews during World War II, is now a memorial hall, and should be seen here when visiting Poland to remember the crimes of fascism.