Warsaw: Majdanek & Lublin Tour

The tour begins with a comfortable drive from Warsaw to Majdanek, one of the largest concentration and extermination camps in Poland during World War II. Majdanek was not only a labor camp but also an extermination camp where thousands of Jews, Polish citizens, and other groups were systematically murdered. Upon arrival, you will be guided through the Majdanek State Museum, which has been preserved to educate visitors about the atrocities that took place here.

As you walk through the camp, you will see the original barracks, watchtowers, and crematoriums, which serve as haunting reminders of the horrors that occurred. The Memorial Site also includes the Monument to the Victims of Majdanek, which stands as a solemn tribute to those who perished in the camp. The guide will provide a comprehensive account of the camp’s history, the devastating impact on its victims, and its liberation by the Soviet Red Army in 1944. This visit offers an emotional and educational experience that serves as a stark reminder of the human cost of war and hatred.

After the visit to Majdanek, the tour continues to the city of Lublin, located around 30 minutes away. Lublin, one of Poland’s oldest cities, has a rich cultural and historical legacy that dates back over a thousand years. You will begin your exploration with a walk through the Old Town, which is known for its charming medieval streets, colorful facades, and architectural treasures. The Lublin Castle, perched high above the city, is a highlight of the tour. The castle, which dates back to the 12th century, is home to the Lublin Museum and offers panoramic views of the city.

Next, your guide will take you to the Trinitarian Tower, offering a stunning view of the Old Town, and the Lublin Cathedral, a magnificent example of baroque architecture. The city’s Jewish Quarter is also a point of interest, where you will learn about the significant Jewish community that once thrived in Lublin before the devastation of the Holocaust.

Before the return to Warsaw, you will have time to explore the city at your leisure, perhaps stopping at one of Lublin’s charming cafes or shops. This part of the tour allows you to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the city and reflect on its historic past.

This tour offers a meaningful mix of wartime history and Polish cultural heritage, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of Poland’s history while also experiencing the beauty and charm of one of its most fascinating cities.

Approximately 11 hours

• Visit Majdanek, one of the most significant Holocaust memorial sites in Poland, and learn about its history as a Nazi concentration and extermination camp.
• Explore the Majdanek State Museum and its preserved barracks, crematorium, and memorials.
• Discover Lublin’s Old Town, with its charming medieval streets, and visit the Lublin Castle and Trinitarian Tower.
• Visit the Lublin Cathedral, a stunning example of Baroque architecture, and the Jewish Quarter to learn about the city’s Jewish heritage.
• Enjoy free time to explore the city of Lublin at your leisure and experience its vibrant cultural atmosphere.

Prices start from 49 EUR (exact pricing may vary based on group size and additional services).

• Round-trip transportation from your accomodation in Warsaw
• Comfortable transfer in a minivan or an another similar car
• Private English speaking driver’s service during whole tour
• Entrance tickets to Majdanek Concentration Camp Museum
• Sightseeing tour of Majdanek Museum up to 2,5 hours with local private guide in chosen language
• 2 hours of free time in Lublin city centre for sightseeing on your own

• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as the tour includes walking through historical sites and uneven terrain.
• This tour involves a solemn visit to a concentration camp, and participants should be prepared for the emotional nature of the experience.
• The itinerary may be subject to changes depending on the opening hours of attractions or other logistical considerations.