Compare Top Auschwitz-Birkenau Tours from Krakow

Across the 67 tour options we compare, prices generally fall between $49 and $131, with a median price of around $70. While most tours sit in this range, there is a wider spread available if you are looking for premium private experiences, which can go up to $370.

Most of the options we compare include a guide (87%) and transport (51%). About half also cover entry tickets (51%) and offer hotel pickup and drop-off (51%). The majority of tours use a bus (42%) or car (24%) to get around, though some smaller groups may travel by minivan (12%) or on foot (18%).

The duration varies significantly depending on the itinerary. Most tours last between 3.8 and 9 hours, with a typical duration of about 7 hours. This allows enough time to visit both the Auschwitz I and Birkenau (Auschwitz II) sites at a respectful pace.

Yes. We find options offered in 8 languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Polish, Portuguese, and Japanese. If you prefer a tour in a specific language, it is best to filter your search results accordingly, as not every operator offers all eight.

For many travellers, yes. The themes across these tours are overwhelmingly historical (100%) and cultural (99%), making the context provided by a guide valuable. Additionally, 51% of the options include entry tickets, and 87% include a guide, simplifying the logistics of what can be a complex site to navigate alone.

Skip-the-line access is not standard but is available on a subset of tours. Only 9% of the options we compare (about 6 tours) explicitly include skip-the-line entry. If avoiding queues is a priority, look for that specific tag when filtering your results.

With an average rating of 4.15 stars across more than 11,310 pooled reviews, sentiment is largely positive. Common praise highlights guides who are excellent, highly recommendable, and well-organised. However, a small number of reviews mention waiting times, so it is wise to arrive promptly for your scheduled departure.

Take the SKA train or bus for a budget option. Taxis with fixed rates work too.

Yes, it is generally safe. Stay alert for pickpockets in crowded areas though.

Comfortable shoes are key. Dress modestly as it is a historic religious site.