Dresden – Auschwitz – Krakow One Way Transfer Tour

As you arrive at Auschwitz-Birkenau, you will step into a place that serves as a powerful memorial to the atrocities of World War II. Established by Nazi Germany in 1940, Auschwitz quickly became the largest and most infamous concentration and extermination camp. Today, it stands as a stark reminder of the Holocaust, with preserved barracks, watchtowers, and railway tracks leading into the camp, each telling a tragic story.

A visit to the Auschwitz I Museum introduces you to the history of the camp through powerful exhibitions, including personal belongings of victims, original documents, and haunting photographs. The museum houses thousands of artifacts—shoes, suitcases, and clothing—that bear witness to the immense human suffering that took place here. Walking through the camp’s brick barracks, you will encounter the infamous “Arbeit Macht Frei” gate, a chilling symbol of the cruel deception imposed upon those who entered.

A short distance away, Birkenau (Auschwitz II), the largest part of the complex, expands across a vast area with remnants of gas chambers, wooden barracks, and the train tracks that carried prisoners to their fate. Standing in front of the International Memorial to the Victims, visitors are given a moment to reflect on the scale of the atrocities committed here. The visit to Auschwitz is not only educational but also deeply moving, leaving a lasting impact on all who walk its grounds.

After your visit, the journey continues to Kraków, a city rich in history, resilience, and cultural beauty. The contrast between Auschwitz’s solemn past and Kraków’s lively atmosphere serves as a poignant reminder of Poland’s history, survival, and revival.

Approximately 10 hours

• Visit Auschwitz I, where exhibitions display artifacts and documents from Holocaust victims.
• Walk through the infamous “Arbeit Macht Frei” gate at the Auschwitz entrance.
• Explore Birkenau (Auschwitz II), the largest part of the camp, and see the remnants of gas chambers and barracks.
• Pay tribute at the International Memorial to the Victims of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
• Reflect on the history and significance of the Holocaust before continuing to Kraków.

Prices start from 79 EUR (exact pricing may vary based on group size and additional services).

• Hotel pick-up in Dresden and drop-off in Krakow for a seamless travel experience
• Comfortable transportation in a private, air-conditioned vehicle
• The expertise and friendly companionship of an English-speaking driver
• Exploration of Auschwitz, either independently or with a local private city guide
• Free time for lunch on the way

• All transfer tours are private
• We adjust type of the vehicle to the size of the group
• Exact itinerary can be modified accordingly to your needs and expectations
• Duration of the transfer tour is flexible and can be adjusted to your wish