English-speaking guide
Admission to the museum
Meals and beverages
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Free for children aged 0-6
Children aged 0-6 must be accompanied by a paying adult
Children aged 18+ will be charged the same rate as adults
You can take the bus to the meet-up point. To get there, take bus 4A and walk for 8 minutes from bus stop Karlsplatz U to the meeting point
The tour will proceed rain or shine; please dress appropriately
The tours include some slopes and uneven terrain, lasting 2.5 hours. Wheelchair users are welcome with an accompanying person
This activity is wheelchair-accessible
A World War II and Holocaust walking tour guides participants through pivotal historical sites associated with the war and the Holocaust, offering insights into the profound impact of these events.
Commencing with an overview of the historical context, the tour explores key locations, including concentration camps, ghettos, and memorials dedicated to Holocaust victims. Guides share poignant survivor stories, providing a human perspective on the wartime experience.
Participants visit former Jewish quarters and synagogues, delving into the history of Jewish communities and the consequences of anti-Semitic policies. The tour also encompasses Nazi architecture and government buildings, shedding light on the infrastructure used by the regime.Throughout, guides offer educational commentary, fostering a deeper understanding of the historical significance of each location. The experience often concludes with a reflective period, encouraging participants to contemplate the gravity of the events and pay homage to the victims, fostering remembrance and understanding