Visit a Town that Served as a Jewish Concentration Camp during World War II.

Terezín, originally a military fortress built in the 18th century by Emperor Josef II, is inseparably tied to the history of World War II. The better-known walled garrison town of Terezín (Big Fortress) served as a collection camp for Jews from all over Europe and was used for Nazi propaganda purposes during the visit by the Red Cross in 1944. The less-known Small Fortress was a cruel prison of the Reich’s secret police – the Gestapo. If you are interested in the history of World War II and the Holocaust, come with us to the Small Fortress of Terezín and the museum located in the Big Fortress. Here you will remember the sad history of the Jews in the Museum of the Ghetto, where more than 150,000 Jews were sent, and although it was not an extermination camp, at the end of the war there were just 17,247 survivors.

Terezín

Half Day trip from Prague

A transit camp for Jews to Auschwitz

150.000 Jews had passed through Terezín

35,000 Jews died of disease and starvation

Terezín remembers its dark history of WWII

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Alternative: Terezín Private Tour