Warsaw: Treblinka – Death Camp Tour
Treblinka – one of many forced labour camps established by Germans during World War 2. Between September 1941 and July 1944 over 800 000 people (mostly Polish Jews) lost their lives here which means that Treblinka was the second largest death camp right after Birkenau (part of Auschwitz-Birkenau complex) in terms of number of victims. Join our half-day tour to Treblinka Death Camp from Warsaw and learn more about history of World War 2 and Holocaust.
We offer private tours to Treblinka Concentration Camp from Warsaw on request
Tour itinerary:
- hotel pick up at chosen time
- up to 1,5 hours driving from Warsaw to Treblinka Museum by private car with English speaking driver
- walking guided sightseeing tour of Treblinka – up to 2 hours visit during which you will be able to see:
- Museum of Struggle and Martyrdom – established in 1964 which commemorates the disastrous events from the times of World War II.
- ruins and area of Treblinka I – Labour Camp. Prisoners (around 20,000 in total) worked there in a gravel mine, loading wagons, in camp workshops and on a farm.
- Black road – a road that connects two parts of Treblinka. History says that the pitch was black because human ashes had been regularly strewn by the remaining prisoners along the road for 2 kilometres.
- ruins and area of Treblinka II – Extermination Camp. Built by German army in 1942 in order to eliminate the Jewish population. It was constructed on the area of 17 hectares and was protected by a very high barbed wire fence.
- huge Memorial monument with reliefs depicting the martyrdom of people brought here and symbolic pile
- symbolic cemetery, with 17,000 boulders referring to Jewish gravestones.
4. approx 1,5 hours drive back from Treblinka Museum to Warsaw
5. hotel drop off
Whole tour lasts approximately 6 hours
We offer this private tour in many different languages including: English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Russian, Portuguese and others
*some languages may be subject of availability and prices can vary
Prices:
- 890 PLN per person (1 person)
- 490 PLN per person (2 persons)
- 390 PLN per person (3 persons)
- 370 PLN per person (4 persons)
- 320 PLN per person (5 persons)
- 290 PLN per person (6 persons)
- contact us (7 persons or more)
What is included?:
- hotel pick up at chosen time and hotel drop off,
- comfortable, air-conditioned, private transportation
- private English speaking driver’s service during whole tour
- entrance tickets to Treblinka camps
- sightseeing tour of Treblinka Memorial and Museum up to 2 hours with private guide in chosen language
Treblinka & Tykocin Tour
We can also offer you an extended version of this trip. On same day we will also take you to Tykocin – a city located 100 kilometers northeast from Treblinka, called “Jewish city”. The urban layout of the city itself is an interesting, rarely seen attraction – characteristic layout of a Jewish town. You will see there a marketplace, Synagogue and its wall of verses, Kaczorowska street that was a main street of Jewish district and many more.
Whole tour with the visit in Tykocin takes up to 11 hours
Prices:
- 1350 PLN per person (1 person)
- 690 PLN per person (2 persons)
- 560 PLN per person (3 persons)
- 500 PLN per person (4 persons)
- 430 PLN per person (5 persons)
- 380 PLN per person (6 persons)
- Contact us (7 persons or more)
What is included?:
- hotel pick up at chosen time and hotel drop off,
- comfortable, air-conditioned, private transportation
- private English speaking driver’s service during whole tour
- entrance tickets to Treblinka camps
- sightseeing tour of Treblinka Memorial and Museum up to 2 hours with private guide in chosen language
- free time for lunch
- private sightseeing tour of Tykocin in chosen language up to 1,5 hours
- entrance tickets to Synagogue in Tykocin
We offer this private tour in many different languages including: English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Russian, Portuguese and others
*some languages may be subject of availability and prices can vary
Choose number of participants
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FAQ
How far is Treblinka from Warsaw ?
Treblinka is located about 110 km from the city of Warsaw.
How long does it take to get to Treblinka from Warsaw ?
One way driving takes approximately 1 hour and 30 min. to get there .
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Taking the tour from Warsaw to Treblinka was a deeply impactful and sobering experience. The journey to the site was reflective, and the guide’s expertise brought the tragic history to life.
All the programming was punctual and very organized … as indicated to us … the explanations of the guide very complete …
Good service, nice driver .
Highly recommended for a day trip.
Great
Very helpful guide, new car, punctual.
I can’t recommend the Treblinka tour from Warsaw enough. It’s a somber yet essential experience for anyone interested in understanding the Holocaust’s impact on Poland. The guide was exceptionally knowledgeable, sharing harrowing stories of survival and loss.
The Treblinka tour from Warsaw was a powerful educational journey. Our guide was well-informed and sensitive, offering insightful details about the camp’s history.
Taking the Treblinka tour from Warsaw was a deeply moving and eye-opening experience. The journey to this solemn site served as a stark reminder of the horrors of the Holocaust. The knowledgeable guide provided comprehensive historical context and personal stories, making the visit even more poignant.
The tour to Treblinka from Warsaw was a deeply moving and impactful experience. The journey to the site was somber, and upon arrival, the memorial served as a poignant reminder of the atrocities committed during the Holocaust. The knowledgeable guide provided historical context and personal stories, making the visit even more meaningful. Walking through the grounds and seeing the memorial stones was a solemn reminder of the lives lost. It was a humbling experience that left a lasting impression and reinforced the importance of remembrance.
The memorial site, with its symbolic stones and memorials, was a solemn place of remembrance. It was a profound and thought-provoking experience that reinforced the importance of standing up against hatred and promoting tolerance.
Taking the tour from Warsaw to Treblinka was a deeply impactful and sobering experience. The journey to the site was reflective, and the guide’s expertise brought the tragic history to life.
All the programming was punctual and very organized … as indicated to us … the explanations of the guide very complete …
Good service, nice driver .
Highly recommended for a day trip.
Great
Very helpful guide, new car, punctual.