Terezin: Unforgettable WWII History Tour from Prague

Great tour but was constantly derailed by the fact that although the tour was supposed to be in English, the tour guide did all the briefings in English and French which messed up the timing where he would tell us to look at something after we had already passed by. The tour was advertised as English not English/French.

This trip was great because it included 3 separate locations with a guide who knew a lot of history and a comfy bus there and back. Our guide was amazing she told us a lot of history and was really informative.

A very insightful visit on the horror of WW II. The small fortress used as a prison was sobering, with the large fortress used as a Jewish ghetto for Czeh and other nationals disposed Jews.

This was probably the best tour we've taken. Our guide, Petr was extremely knowledgeable and truly brought the emotional aspects to the entire tour. One could tell that he wasn't just going through the motions, but actually does his research of the history of Terezin. I would recommend him for any tourist wishing to experience the truth about the camp. He didn't sugar coat it as our guide had on another concentration camp tour.

Tour guide was knowledgeable and interesting both on the way there and the one inside the camp. Tour was interesting. A little more information about the meeting point would be helpful as we struggled to find it and were nearly late for the start.

The Bus tour guide was very impatient and abrupt at times. He was very opinionated about subjects that had very little connection with the tour.

This is a “must see” tour for adults. Not a children to 16 tour. Fascinating “remembrance” of the horror of the Holocaust. Petr our guide was fantastic. Knowledge amazing. Passion and emotion also incredible. Must tour if in Prague.

While very interesting, the tour was very intense with a lot of information from our guide. I feel that after the fortress the tour could have ended and we would have been very happy with what we had learned. The museum was a little too much after everything else and you could see that from how many of the group didn’t use free time to go explore it.

Very detailed and informative. Passionate tour guide who was very involved in the stories he told. Great.

It was a reasonably good tour, however: - we visited only the cemetery memorial that is adjacent to the political prisoners camp, now the camp for Jewish prisoners. We also visited a site of some prisoner's burial, next to the crematorium. Following that, we visited the getto museum, which, in my view, was not super informative.