Terezin Memorial: Entry Ticket Combo W. Guided Walking Tour

The Terezin Memorial offers a unique opportunity to explore a significant piece of history. With the Entry Ticket Combo, visitors can embark on a guided walking tour of the Small Fortress, seeing the captivating narratives that echo through its walls. Beyond the tour, the Ghetto Museum and Magdeburg Barracks await, inviting guests to delve deeper into the complex story of Terezín and its enduring legacy. Whether seeking an enriching historical experience or a chance to reflect on the past, the Terezin Memorial promises a meaningful visit.

Key Points

• The Terezín Memorial guided tour includes entry to the Small Fortress, Ghetto Museum, and Magdeburg Barracks, with a 60-minute guided tour of the Small Fortress.
• Tickets start at $15.28 per person and offer a flexible booking option with no upfront payment and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• The tour is valid for 1 day, and vouchers are needed at the ticket office to initiate the tour.
• Recommended visit duration is 1.5 hours for the Small Fortress and at least 2 hours for the full tour.
• Free entry is available for disabled visitors, children under 10, former concentration camp prisoners, and ICOM members.

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Ticket and Booking Information

Tickets for the Terezin Memorial Guided Tour cost from $15.28 per person.

Booking is easy – you can reserve now and pay later with no upfront payment required.

Reserve your spot now and pay later – no upfront payment required for this flexible booking option.

What’s more, there’s free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour is valid for 1 day, so check availability for starting times that suit your schedule.

All you need to do is show your voucher at the ticket office to get started on this historical journey.

With flexible booking options and no financial risk, securing your spot is a breeze.

Tour Details and Highlights

The Terezin Memorial Guided Tour includes entry to the Small Fortress, Ghetto Museum, and Magdeburg Barracks. Visitors can explore the Small Fortress with an English-speaking guide for about 60 minutes. They’ll then have the opportunity to self-guide through the Ghetto Museum and Magdeburg Barracks, located about a 15-minute walk away. The tour highlights the site’s historical significance, as the Small Fortress served as a prison for the Prague Gestapo from 1940 to 1945, and the Ghetto Museum features the permanent exhibition "Terezín in the Final Solution, 1941-1945".

| Tour Details | Highlights |

| — | — |

| Guided tour of Small Fortress | Entry to Small Fortress, Ghetto Museum, Magdeburg Barracks |

| Self-guided exploration of Ghetto Museum and Magdeburg Barracks | Historical significance of sites |

| Distance between Small Fortress and Ghetto Museum: 1 km (15 mins walk) | Memorial Hall dedicated to Terezín Ghetto’s Children |

| Recommended visit duration: 1.5 hours for Small Fortress, 2+ hours for full tour | Cultural events hosted at Magdeburg Barracks |

| Free entry for disabled visitors, children under 10, former concentration camp prisoners, ICOM members | |

Historical Significance of Terezín

The Small Fortress served as a prison for the Prague Gestapo from 1940 to 1945, housing political prisoners and prisoners of war.

The Ghetto Museum features a permanent exhibition on the Terezín Ghetto from 1941-1945, part of the "Final Solution" to the Jewish question.

A Memorial Hall pays tribute to the children of the Terezín Ghetto, displaying their poignant drawings.

The Magdeburg Barracks were home to the Jewish self-administration offices and hosted cultural events for the ghetto’s inhabitants, offering a glimpse of resilience amid the horrors of the Holocaust.

Accessibility and Visitor Information

Disabled visitors, children under 10, former concentration camp prisoners, and ICOM members (with ID) receive free entry to the Terezín Memorial.

The recommended visit duration is 1.5 hours for the Small Fortress and at least 2 hours for the Ghetto Museum and Magdeburg Barracks.

Visitors can explore the sites at their own pace, with the guided tour of the Small Fortress lasting approximately 60 minutes.

The distance between the Small Fortress and Ghetto Museum is around 1 km, or a 15-minute walk.

The memorial give you an accessible and informative experience for all visitors.

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Customer Reviews and Ratings

Visitors have provided an overall rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars for the Terezín Memorial guided tour, based on 50 reviews. The tour guide rating stands at 4 out of 5, while the value for money rating is an impressive 4.4. Reviewers praised the quality of the guide and the educational value of the experience.

| Metric | Rating |

| — | — |

| Overall | 4.2/5 |

| Guide | 4/5 |

| Value for Money | 4.4/5 |

| Positive Feedback | Educational, Guide Quality |

| Negative Feedback | N/A |

The Terezín Memorial tour offers a compelling and deeply informative experience for visitors to learn about this historical site.

Exploring the Small Fortress

As part of the guided tour, visitors explore the Small Fortress, which served as a prison for the Prague Gestapo from 1940 to 1945.

The knowledgeable local guide leads the group through the fortress, sharing its history and significance. Guests learn about the harsh conditions endured by prisoners and the atrocities committed within these walls.

The knowledgeable local guide shares the fortress’s history and the harsh conditions and atrocities endured by its prisoners.

The tour lasts around 60 minutes, providing an in-depth understanding of this dark chapter in Terezín’s past.

Following the guided tour, visitors can explore the Ghetto Museum and Magdeburg Barracks at their own pace to further enjoy the complex history of the Terezín Ghetto.

Discovering the Ghetto Museum

After exploring the Small Fortress, visitors can make their way to the Ghetto Museum, located about a 15-minute walk from the fortress. The museum’s permanent exhibition, "Terezín in the Final Solution, 1941-1945," provides a powerful and sobering look at the history of the Terezín Ghetto. Visitors can also view the Memorial Hall dedicated to the children of Terezín, which displays their poignant drawings. To enhance the experience, the museum offers a self-guided tour, allowing guests to explore at their own pace.

| Ghetto Museum Highlights | |

| — | — |

| Permanent Exhibition | "Terezín in the Final Solution, 1941-1945" |

| Memorial Hall | Dedicated to Terezín Ghetto’s Children |

| Visitor Experience | Self-guided Tour |

| Location | 15-minute walk from Small Fortress |

| Duration | at least 2 hours recommended |

Visiting the Magdeburg Barracks

The Magdeburg Barracks, located a short distance from the Ghetto Museum, once housed the Jewish self-administration offices and hosted cultural events during the Terezín Ghetto’s operation.

Visitors can explore the barracks at their own pace, learning about its historical significance.

The barracks offer a glimpse into the daily lives and activities of the ghetto’s residents, providing a deeper understanding of the complex and nuanced history of Terezín.

The barracks offer a glimpse into the daily lives and activities of the ghetto’s residents, providing a deeper understanding of the complex and nuanced history of Terezín.

With its well-preserved structures and informative displays, the Magdeburg Barracks offers a valuable addition to the overall Terezín Memorial experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Easy Is It to Get to the Terezin Memorial Site?

The Terezín Memorial site is fairly accessible. It’s located about an hour’s drive north of Prague and is well-connected by public transportation. Visitors can easily reach the site by taking a bus or train from the Czech capital.

Are There Any Group Discounts or Student Discounts Available?

Yes, there are group and student discounts for the Terezin Memorial site. Visitors with disabilities, children under 10, former concentration camp prisoners, and ICOM members also receive free entry. Check the website or inquire directly for specific pricing information.

Can I Take Photos and Videos During the Guided Tour?

Visitors are generally allowed to take photos and videos during the guided tour, but they should be respectful and avoid disrupting the tour experience. It’s best to check with the guide or staff for any specific rules or restrictions.

Are There Any Audio Guides or Multimedia Content Available?

There are no audio guides available, but the Ghetto Museum and Magdeburg Barracks offer multimedia exhibits and displays that provide additional historical context and information to visitors on a self-guided basis.

What Amenities Are Available On-Site (E.G., Restrooms, Cafes, Gift Shops)?

The memorial site provides on-site amenities including restrooms, a cafe, and a gift shop. Visitors can purchase refreshments, snacks, and souvenirs during their visit to enhance their educational experience at the Terezin Memorial.

The Sum Up

The Terezín Memorial‘s Entry Ticket Combo offers an enriching historical experience. Visitors can explore the Small Fortress with a guided tour, the Ghetto Museum, and the Magdeburg Barracks at their own pace. Tickets start at $15.28, and the flexible booking option makes planning a hassle-free trip to this significant site. With its informative experiences and flexible options, the Terezín Memorial is a must-visit destination for those interested in learning about this important chapter in history.

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