Stutthof Concentration Camp and Gdansk Old Town Private Tour

Exploring the dark history of the Stutthof Concentration Camp and the vibrant cultural heritage of Gdansk’s Old Town, this private tour offers a profound and balanced experience. Visitors can explore the harrowing accounts of over 110,000 prisoners at the Stutthof Museum, before discovering the iconic landmarks that showcase Gdansk’s resilience. With a guided tour, travelers can uncover the layers of this captivating region and gain a deeper understanding of its past and present.

Key Points

• This private tour combines a visit to the Stutthof Concentration Camp and a walking exploration of Gdansk’s historic Old Town.
• The tour is priced from $310.90 per person and includes pickup, admission to Stutthof Museum, and a documentary.
• At Stutthof, visitors can learn about the camp’s history, see exhibits on the harsh living conditions, and watch a 15-minute documentary.
• The Stutthof Museum chronicles the suffering of over 110,000 prisoners and offers personal items and documents related to the camp.
• The walking tour of Gdansk’s Old Town highlights the city’s rich heritage, including landmarks like the Long Market, Artus’ Court, and St. Mary’s Church.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This private tour offers visitors a comprehensive experience, exploring the somber history of Stutthof Concentration Camp and the charming Old Town of Gdansk.

Priced from $310.90 per person, the 7-hour tour includes pickup, admission to Stutthof Museum and a documentary, and a walking tour of Gdansk’s iconic landmarks.

Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and a reserve now, pay later option is available.

With a knowledgeable 5-star guide fluent in multiple languages, this tour provides an informative and immersive look into Poland’s past.

Itinerary Details

The tour begins with pickup at the traveler’s accommodation or cruise port in Gdansk, Gdynia, or Sopot.

The first stop is the Stutthof Concentration Camp, the first Nazi camp established in Poland during WWII. Visitors spend at least 2 hours at the Stutthof Museum, learning about the 110,000 prisoners from 28 countries who were imprisoned there. A short documentary on Stutthof and the Holocaust is also shown.

Visitors spend 2 hours at the Stutthof Museum, learning about the 110,000 prisoners from 28 countries imprisoned there and viewing a Holocaust documentary.

Afterward, the tour takes a stop at a nearby beach to enjoy the Baltic Sea.

The final part of the tour is a walking exploration of Gdansk’s historic Old Town, including its famous landmarks.

Explore Stutthof Concentration Camp

As visitors approach the gates of Stutthof Concentration Camp, they’re immediately struck by the weight of history that permeates the site.

Within its walls, the museum and tour guide paint a somber picture of the atrocities committed during WWII:

• Exhibits detail the harsh living conditions, forced labor, and systematic genocide of over 110,000 prisoners from 28 countries.

• A 15-minute documentary film provides a powerful overview of the camp’s history and the Holocaust.

• Visitors have at least 2 hours to explore the museum, gaining a deeper understanding of this dark chapter.

• A nearby beach offers a chance to reflect and connect with the natural world.

• Throughout the tour, the guide shares extensive knowledge to make the experience informative and impactful.

Visit the Stutthof Museum

Visitors entering the Stutthof Museum are immediately immersed in the sobering history of the site.

The museum’s exhibits chronicle the suffering of the over 110,000 prisoners from 28 countries who were held at the camp. Guests can view personal items, documents, and a short documentary film that provide a powerful firsthand account of the atrocities committed.

The tour allows at least 2 hours to thoroughly explore the museum, ensuring ample time to reflect on the profound impact of the Holocaust.

With a licensed guide leading the way, visitors gain invaluable historical insight into one of the darkest chapters of the 20th century.

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Discover Gdansk’s Old Town

After exploring the somber history of the Stutthof Concentration Camp, visitors can now discover the vibrant Old Town of Gdansk.

The walking tour highlights the city’s rich heritage, including:

• The iconic Long Market, a lively plaza lined with colorful buildings and merchant stalls.

• Artus’ Court, a stunning Gothic townhouse that once hosted elite social gatherings.

• St. Mary’s Church, a massive 15th-century brick cathedral with stunning interior architecture.

• The Old Crane, a historic port structure that now houses a museum.

• The Golden Gate, a grand Renaissance archway that marks the entrance to the Old Town.

Guided Tour Options

The tour offers several guided options for visitors to choose from. Guests can select a private tour with a 5-star licensed guide fluent in multiple languages, including English, German, Polish, and more. This private option provides a personalized experience.

Alternatively, the tour is available in a group setting. Regardless of group size, all guides possess extensive knowledge of the Stutthof concentration camp and Gdansk’s Old Town.

Visitors will appreciate the informative and friendly commentary throughout the tour. With various language choices, the tour caters to the needs of international travelers.

Tour Inclusions

The tour includes admission to the Stutthof Museum and Cinema, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the historical significance of the site.

The experience is further enhanced by:

Private car transfers, a documentary, and a Baltic Sea beach visit add depth to the immersive Stutthof Museum experience.

• Private car transfers with pickup and drop-off, ensuring a seamless and comfortable journey.

• A short documentary on Stutthof and the Holocaust, providing historical context.

• A stop at a nearby Baltic Sea beach, offering a moment of reflection.

• The option to receive the Stutthof Survivors documentary via email upon request.

• The expertise of a 5-star licensed guide fluent in multiple languages.

Customer Feedback

Customers have praised the private tour of Stutthof Concentration Camp and Gdansk Old Town, leaving an overall rating of 5 out of 5 based on 1 review.

The tour guide received positive feedback for being informative and friendly, with extensive knowledge of the historical sites.

The in-depth exploration of Stutthof Concentration Camp and the walking tour of Gdansk’s Old Town were highlights of the experience.

Customers appreciated the convenience of private car transfers and the option to receive a documentary on Stutthof survivors via email upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Visit the Camp on My Own Without a Guide?

You can visit Stutthof Concentration Camp on your own, but it’s recommended to go with a guide. The guide can provide valuable historical context and insights that may enhance your understanding and experience of this sobering site.

How Accessible Is the Stutthof Museum for People With Disabilities?

The Stutthof Museum offers accessible facilities and guided tours for visitors with disabilities. Wheelchair access, audio guides, and other accommodations are available to ensure an informative and comfortable experience for all guests.

What Type of Documentation Is Provided for the Stutthof Survivors?

The tour provides a Stutthof Survivors documentary that’s emailed to customers upon request. This gives them additional information about the camp’s history and the experiences of those who were imprisoned there.

Can I Extend the Tour to Include More Stops in Gdansk?

Yes, you can extend the tour to include more stops in Gdansk. The tour is customizable, and you can work with the provider to add additional sights or activities in the historic city based on your interests.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Seniors or Students?

The tour does not currently offer any discounts for seniors or students. However, the company may be open to providing a discount if requested. It’s best to inquire about any potential discounts when booking the tour.

The Sum Up

This private tour offers a profound historical experience, exploring the somber history of the Stutthof Concentration Camp before discovering the vibrant culture and architecture of Gdansk’s Old Town. Visitors can expect a comprehensive itinerary, with guided tours and museum visits that provide a deeper understanding of this region’s complex past and present. The tour’s combination of reflection and exploration makes it a unique and impactful way to experience this significant part of Polish history.

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