Memoriale Auschwitz III (Monowitz), Oswiecim

Where do we meet? Straszewskiego 14, K+R Bus Bay (next to Hotel Maltański) Duration: 7-8h (3,5h guided tour + bus transfer + break included) PLEASE ARRIVE 15 MIN BEFORE THE ACTIVITY STARTS. The sub-camps of Auschwitz were part of the Nazi concentration camp system that operated during World War II. These sub-camps, located around the main camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, served various purposes, including economic, industrial, and strategic. The sub-camps of Auschwitz bear painful witness to human cruelty and suffering, and visiting them is not only a journey through history but also an opportunity for reflection on the past and an understanding of the importance of combating hatred and intolerance. It is worth noting that visiting the sub-camps of Auschwitz is possible only with All In Krakow. Our company provides comprehensive care and professional guidance so that you can safely and fully understand the significance of these places. Join our group to explore history and commemorate the victims of the Holocaust together.

Experience the story of lesser-known places that belonged to the huge Auschwitz-Birkenau camp complex on this unique guided tour. Visit the original places that make up the Auschwitz Zone. See the buildings with exhibitions about their history during the operation of the huge Auschwitz-Birkenau camp complex. Visit the Judenrampe, where the prisoners first arrived, and a brutal selection between slave labor and death was made. See the Penal Company of Women, which delves into the history of the brutal repression they were subjected to. Learn about the massacre of the French Jewish women. Understand the key role that concentration camps played in the structure of the chemical industry during World War II by discovering the exhibition of KL Auschwitz III—Monowitz and chemical companies BAYER, BASF, and AGF. Learn the details of the forced labor that prisoners of KL Monowitz were subjected to. Visit the KL Auschwitz-Jawischowitz Subcamp and see the camp bath building, which is a remnant of KL Auschwitz-Jawischowitz. You will also see the mine the prisoners worked in - Jawiszowice mine.