Guided Stutthof Holocaust Concentration Camp Experience from Gdynia
- Explore the original and expanded Stutthof camp quarters with a knowledgeable guide.
- Visit the gas chambers, crematorium, and commander's villa to understand the camp's tragic legacy.
- Pause at the victims' monument to reflect and pay your respects.
- Learn about Stutthof's historical significance as the first Nazi camp outside German borders.
- Capture meaningful moments with time allotted for photos and personal reflection before returning to port.
Children under the age of 13 may enter the museum only when accompanied by an adult. Parents and guardians are fully responsible for the supervision of their children and any damage they may cause.
Bag Policy: The maximum bag size allowed on museum grounds is 30 x 20 x 10 cm. Larger items can be left on the bus, which will be parked nearby. Please note that the driver is not liable for any loss of personal belongings left on board.
ID Requirement: A valid photo ID (such as a driver's license or passport) is required for entry to the museum.
For Guests with Disabilities: There are platforms available to access the headquarters building and barracks.
Guided Stutthof Holocaust Concentration Camp Experience from Gdynia
Journey into Poland's past as we delve into the history of the Stutthof concentration camp from the port of Gdynia. This guided tour offers a chance to explore a significant chapter of World War II, interlaced with poignant tales of the Polish nation.
Your adventure commences with a convenient pick-up service from Gdynia port. After a picturesque 1.25-hour drive through the Polish countryside, find yourself at the gates of the historic Stutthof. Over the following three hours, our astute guide will lead you on an in-depth exploration of both the old and new camp quarters, unravelling the mysteries of Stutthof's gas chambers and the commander's villa.
You'll have ample opportunities to capture moments in time with your camera, reflecting on your experience amidst the echoes of history. The tour also includes a respectful visit to the camp victims' monument, a solemn reminder of the former concentration camp's tragic past. This site, being the first Nazi concentration camp outside German territory, holds a crucial place in history.
Our expert narrative will offer a profound understanding of the poignant history associated with Stutthof. Rest assured, an English-speaking guide will accompany you, and if the weather chooses to don its cloak of grey, we have you covered with a handy raincoat!
Join us for a journey filled with profound insights, poignant remembrances, and a newfound understanding of Poland's historic struggle during the global conflict of World War II.
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