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A visit to a concentration camp is a very strong moment even for strong characters! It will be etched in your memory and change your view of the world. The tour also includes a documentary from the time of the liberation of Auschwitz by the Soviet army.

To the questions of how the name Březinka came about, why were extermination camps created here at this particular place? Who was interned here and for what reason? What was the daily routine, diet and life, what happened to the children? Could families live here together? What medical experiments on prisoners did Dr. Mengele? Was it possible to survive in the camp? Did anyone manage to escape?

The guide will answer these and many other questions during a tour of the Auschwitz concentration camp, which is a very emotional experience.

Auschwitz (Auschwitz in German) became one of the camps where an estimated 1.5 million Jews were murdered during World War II.

In the city, which later became a symbol of inhumanity and genocide, 45 huge brick and 22 wooden buildings have been preserved from the huge complex of buildings, which today serve as a museum. Here you will find documents and photographs about the occupation of Poland by the German and Soviet armies, shoes and clothes after the murdered prisoners, and period interiors.

Remember and honor the memory of all who laid down their lives here.

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## Flights to Krakow and Coronavirus

When entering the territory of Poland, it is necessary to observe quarantine for 10 days and have a PCR or antigen test performed, not older than 48 hours. You can shorten the quarantine if you take one of the tests directly in Poland.
Passengers who present a valid international certificate of full vaccination against COVID-19 using an approved vaccine are exempt from quarantine requirements.
When returning, quarantine is required and a PCR test is performed after five days.

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Due to changing conditions, we recommend that passengers contact the Information Center for Trips Abroad, tel. 22 41 83 200. The line is available from Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 4 pm.

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