Tour was great the whole tour was very sobering with the realty of Human Life Loss the Children being the worst. Our only concern with the trip was no mention of taking food and water with you which we did and were fine but I think it is worth mentioning

Good tour and good value for money. Our guide was Eva who seemed to have a good knowledge of the history of Terezin. However, we were on a bus with tours in 3 languages (English, Spanish and German). I speak all three languages, so I know our guide, Eva, did give the English and Spanish groups the same information. However, there was only one microphone for the two guides and the German group did not get all of the information. For example, it was pointed out to us when leaving Prague the train station where the deportations to Terezin started, the German group didn't get this info. There is quite a bit of walking involved, so this may be something to consider if mobility is an issue. I would say the price is worth it to do the tour as opposed to trying to get there yourself on public transport as it's not all in one place and is quite spread out. I would recommend going on this tour as overall it was good value for money.

The whole trip was amazing so much more than I imagined. Our tour guide Karolina from Premiant City Tours was amazing. She was full of knowledge. She wanted to get to know us individually which made me feel part of the group and not like a sheep following someone round. She made the experience much more. The tour guides in the camp were fab and full of knowledge. So much more learnt from this experience and another bucket list item achieved. Thank you so much!