Treblinka tour
Treblinka tour from Warsaw
Currently, in the area of the camp the Museum of Struggle and Martyrdom was built. While visiting the camp in Treblinka, you can visit the exhibition dedicated to the extermination camp. A monument built in 1964 commemorates Treblinka and its victims. It resembles the Wailing Wall surrounded by a symbolic graveyard of granite blocks the names of places where the murdered were born are inscribed on it.
Treblinka tour is ideal choice if you are interested in the history and the holocaust.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- Suggested departure time: 10:00 am
- Tour duration: 5 hours
- The price per trip * applies to the cost per person and is given in Polish zlotys
- Possibility to pay in foreign currency (€, £, $) at the current NBP exchange rate
| Price per person in PLN | 1 PERSON | 2 PEOPLE | 3 PEOPLE | 4 PEOPLE | 5 PEOPLE | 6 PEOPLE |
| 1500 | 800 | 600 | 500 | 400 | 350 | |
| VEHICLE | ||||||
*PRICE INCLUDES:
- admission tickets to the Camp and Museum of Struggle and Martyrdom
- driving a high-class car with an English-speaking driver
- bottled water
- in-car WiFi
- passenger insurance
- for groups larger than 6 people, the service is priced individually
*THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE:
- A tour guide – additional fee of 500 PLN. The tour is available in English and Spanish.
- taxes
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