Auschwitz- Birkenau - Donimirski Boutique Hotels

Tourist information

Departures:
everyday from the following places:

Route 1
8.50 WYSPIAŃSKI, ul. Westerplatte 15
9.05 ROYAL, ul. Gertrudy 26-29
9.15 SHERATON, ul. Powisle 7
9.30 CRACOVIA, Al. F. Focha 1

Route 2
8.50 CHOPIN
9.10 MATEJKI SQ.
9.15 RADISSON SAS
9.30 CRACOVIA

Route 3
8.50 NOVOTEL-BRONOWICE*
8.55 DEMEL*
9.10 NOVOTEL CENTRUM
9.15 IBIS CENTRUM
9.30 CRACOVIA

Route 4
8.40 RUCZAJ*
8.50 SYMPOZJUM
9.05 ESTER
9.30 CRACOVIA

Route 5
8.50 BATORY
9.00 HOLIDAY INN
9.15 LOGOS
9.30 CRACOVIA

*Phone call required.

Return:	4:00 – 4:30 p.m.
Itinerary:	Cracow -> documentary film -> Auschwitz Museum -> prison blocks, gas chamber, crematorium -> Birkenau -> Cracow
Description:	The best known Cemetery in the world and place of genocide. Started in 1940 as a concentration camp for Polish political prisoners, Auschwitz became the centre of extermination of European Jews in 1942. During the years 1940-1945, the Nazis killed around 1,500,000 people here, mainly Jews, but also Poles, Gypsies, Russian POWs and members of other nationalities. The local guide will show you the exhibitions in some of the surviving Prison Blocks, the Gas chamber, and the Crematorium. After a short break, we continue to Birkenau with well known watchtower above the entrance gate and we visit the huge area of the largest of all Nazi extermination camps.
Note:	Lunch is not included. Break 15 minutes only English speaking guide. The trip is by bus

Departures: everyday from MAY 1st till SEPTEMBER 30th

Route 1
2.30 CHOPIN
2.40 MATEJKI SQ.
2.45 WYSPIAŃSKI
2.55 ESTER
3.10 RADISSON SAS
3.15 CRACOVIA

Route 2
2.20 RUCZAJ*
2.25 SYMPOZJUM
2.45 ROYAL
2.50 SHERATON
3.00 NOVOTEL CENTRUM
3.05 IBIS CENTRUM
3.15 CRACOVIA

Route 3
2.20 NOVOTEL-BRONOWICE*
2.25 DEMEL*
2.40 BATORY
2.50 HOLIDAY INN
3.05 LOGOS
3.15 CRACOVIA

*Phone call required.

Return:	8:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Itinerary:	Cracow -> documentary film -> Auschwitz Museum -> prison blocks, gas chamber, crematorium -> Birkenau -> Cracow
Description:	The best known Cemetery in the world and place of genocide. Started in 1940 as a concentration camp for Polish political prisoners, Auschwitz became the centre of extermination of European Jews in 1942. During the years 1940-1945, the Nazis killed around 1,500,000 people here, mainly Jews, but also Poles, Gypsies, Russian POWs and members of other nationalities. The local guide will show you the exhibitions in some of the surviving Prison Blocks, the Gas chamber, and the Crematorium. After a short break, we continue to Birkenau with well known watchtower above the entrance gate and we visit the huge area of the largest of all Nazi extermination camps.
Note:	The tour is by bus. English-speaking guide. Meals are not included. Only one 15-minutes' break.