Treblinka, established in 1941 as a forced labor camp for Poles is located 100 km northeast of Warsaw. Within a year a second camp was built which became a symbol of the extermination of the central European Jews. Opened on July 23, 1942, as the Warsaw ghetto deportation began it resulted in total 850 thousand victims. Handled with the utmost of secrecy, surrounded by two barbed wire fences was a scene of organized revolt of Jewish prisoners in August 1943, after which was liquidated in October 1943. Today a symbolic memorial monument and thousands of stones mark the site of Jewish tragedy...

Time: 5-6 hours including driving time

Participants: 1-4 persons

Cost: 260 Euro per tour

Price includes: guiding service, tax, car transportation up to 4 pax (for larger groups - please contact for details), parking fees

Additional costs: Treblinka museum exhibition entrance fee (0.5 Euro per person)

Tykocin was once an important trade centre owned by Polish kings, by 1800 became a typical Jewish shtetl, the population was 70% Jewish. Before WW2, the village had 5,000 inhabitants, half of them Jewish. All of the 2,500 Jewish residents of Tykocin were taken to the nearby Lopuchowo forest and shot by the Nazis in the Summer of 1941. Today Tykocin looks the same as it did before WW2 - you can still see Jewish wooden houses, one of the finest synagogues in Poland built in 1642 (now museum) and admire the perfect harmony of both Christian and Jewish architecture. On the way back visit to Treblinka Extermination camp memorial.

Time: 8-9 hours including driving time

Participants: 1-4 persons

Cost: 380 Euro per tour

Price includes: guiding service, tax, car transportation up to 4 pax (for larger groups - please contact for details), parking fees

Additional costs: Tykocin Synagogue entrance fee (2.5 Euro per person), Treblinka museum exhibition entrance fee (0.5 Euro per person), lunch (optional)