Though an important history lesson, parents should carefully consider whether their children are mature and prepared enough to handle the challenging realities presented on this tour before deciding if it is suitable for their family.

The tour covers very serious and emotionally heavy topics related to the Holocaust and Nazi concentration camps. The discussions may be confronting, which could be disturbing or traumatising for children who are not old enough to understand the historical context fully.

Yes, hotel pick-up and drop-off is available. When booking the tour, there is an option in the checkout process to add hotel pick-up and drop-off.

A member of staff will contact you to arrange a specific pick-up time.

We will provide each guest with a small bottle of water at the start of the tour.

We can, in discussion prior to the tour, we can arrange for a food stop.

We encourage guests to bring additional water and small snacks to have on hand during the tour.

Yes, there are ample rest breaks with restroom facilities available throughout the tour. We schedule regular stops to allow guests to use the restroom.

For the outdoor portions of the tour, which involve walking through the Concentration Camp, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and dressing for the weather.

Bring layers that can be added or removed as needed, as well as outerwear based on the forecast (e.g. windbreaker, light jacket, hat, umbrella). Bring sun protection items like sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat on sunny days. Since there will be some time spent standing outside listening to the guide, you may want to bring a small umbrella or rain poncho in case of light rain. Bring a backpack or cross-body bag to carry your own water, snacks, camera, etc.

Sturdy shoes and clothing that provide protection from the elements will enhance your comfort and experience on this outdoor tour. Please reach out if you have any other questions about what to wear and bring!