Description
Summary
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Experience a deeply moving day trip from Vienna as you journey through the picturesque Lower Austria countryside to the Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial. This guided excursion offers a powerful opportunity to reflect on one of Europe’s most significant sites of remembrance.
During the comfortable two-hour drive, your knowledgeable guide will share insights into Austria’s history under the Nazi regime and the harrowing stories connected to Mauthausen. You’ll learn about the camp’s role as one of the largest labor camps in the Third Reich, where countless lives were forever changed.
Upon arrival, join a live English-language tour that leads you through key locations, such as the roll call area, prisoners’ barracks, the infamous Stairs of Death, and the memorial park. For visitors who prefer another language, audio guides and maps are available in 12 major languages for a self-guided experience.
After the guided portion, you’ll have free time to explore the Mauthausen Museum, the poignant Room of Names, and the quarry where prisoners endured forced labor. Refreshments and light meals are available at the on-site Bistrot, ensuring your comfort throughout the visit.
The tour concludes with a return to Vienna in the early afternoon, ending at the Vienna State Opera House. Don’t miss this chance to engage with history on a profound level—secure your spot now and ensure your place on this essential journey.
