Led by experienced researchers led by Pavel Batel, the tour emphasizes the Jewish experience and the significant events that unfolded in Terezin. Visit key sites such as the Ghetto Museum, Hidden Synagogue, and the Children’s Barracks while gaining insights from expert commentary. This tour is suitable for individuals, families, and researchers alike, offering a respectful and educational exploration of Holocaust history.
- Expert-led tour by Pavel Batel's dedicated team with extensive research background
- Private and semi-private options available, with a maximum group size of 8
- Convenient city center meeting point
- Visit significant sites including the Ghetto Museum, Jewish Cemetery, and more
Departure at 9 AM from the corner of Kaprova and Vězeňská street in front of Starbucks Coffee.
On the way to Terezín, learn about Operation Anthropoid, the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, one of the most significant resistance actions of World War II. Pass the assassination site and gain broader historical context about Nazi occupation, Czech resistance, and the impact of WWII on the Czech lands, presented clearly and in connection with the events that followed.
Spend meaningful time in the Terezín Ghetto learning about the Holocaust and Jewish life under Nazi occupation. Visit the former Children’s Barracks and the Museum of Terezín Ghetto Culture, where you will explore daily life in the ghetto, Nazi propaganda, and the so-called “model ghetto” social experiment. Learn about Zionist organizations, cultural resistance, and the diverse layers of Jewish society imprisoned here. Discover the Hidden Synagogue and walk through the historic streets of the ghetto with an expert guide who provides in-depth historical and human context.
The Small Fortress of Terezín is traditionally known as a Gestapo prison closely connected to Czech resistance stories. Based on ongoing research led by the Bat El Institute for Jewish History, serious historical indicators suggest that the Small Fortress also functioned as a largely forgotten site of systematic persecution and death of Jewish prisoners. During the visit, we explore both the established historical narrative and new research findings, placing the site within the broader context of Nazi terror, repression, and the Holocaust in the Czech lands.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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