Important note: This tour does not have a lunch stop, as it is a camp. Please bring some snacks, fruit, and water. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.

Based on the guide's experience, she would honestly suggest meeting and beginning this tour at 8:00 a.m. By starting the tour at this time, you are usually able to avoid long queues and big crowds as this location can become exceedingly popular at peak times.

Depending on traffic and weather, the drive from Prague is usually 45 – 50 minutes each way.

Meeting Point Options: Rail or Bus Station, Airport, Hotel, Address or Intersection, Monument/Building.

Depending on traffic and weather, the drive from Prague is usually 50 minutes either way.

Local Cash Required: 500 CZK - CZK 325 for Admission fee for Terezin Museum, per person and CZK 100 as a gratuity payment to the local guide at the Gestapo Prison, per person.

This visit is essential to understanding the complicated history that unfolded here in WW2 when the region's thousand-year-old Jewish communities were deported through Terezin to death camps.

More information about the attraction: The Jewish Ghetto established here in 1941 served as a way station from which Jews were sent onwards to death camps. Governed by Jewish self-administration, the Terezín ghetto was known for its relatively rich cultural life, including concerts, lectures, and clandestine education for children.

This tour will help you understand what happened to so many innocent people through actual artifacts, children's drawings, poetry, and other rare items which survived their owners to speak so eloquently for them.

Admission into Terezin: CZK 325 kc per person paid directly to the Terezin Memorial.