Wonderful tour, which the tour guide (Mark Pearson) handled brilliantly. Not a "fun" experience, but one that I think is important- to remember the past, honor the victims and survivors, and to realize what humanity is capable of, both good and evil. Mark Pearson is one of the most professional and knowledgeable tour guides that I've ever encountered. Highly recommend- and get Mark if you can!

Our guide was AMAZING! I want to say his name was Keith. He is an archaeologist and is Irish. Wow does he know his stuff. I’ve been to quite a few Holocaust/WWII museums, memorial sites and thought I wouldn’t learn much more. But I was completely enthralled the entire time. I learned so much! He approached such a delicate topic perfectly. If you can somehow request him as a guide, do it! It was also a great experience for my mom and mother-in-law who had never been to a former concentration camp before. We all were so impressed by him, his knowledge. Small thing but I really liked that he stopped every little bit on the way to the train station for the entire group. Everything was so easy to navigate with his help.

My tour guide was really friendly and well informed. Sadly, weather wasn’t on out side so we had to struggle with 31 Celsius degrees. DB wasn’t helpful neither cause there was like a 10 minute delay. But in the end I am fully satisfied with the experience. Just bring a lot of water and comfortable clothes and shoes and you’ll be set.