Stutthof Concentration Camp Half-Day Private Tour

Stutthof Concentration Camp Guided Tour

Visit the Stutthof Concentration Camp near Gdansk, suitable for visitors aged 13 and older interested in WWII history and remembrance.

Highlights

• Explore the old and new camp quarters of Stutthof
• See the commander’s villa
• Visit the gas chambers and crematorium while learning about tragic events
• Pay respects at the camp victims’ monument
• Understand the persecution and occupation of Pomerania

Description

Stutthof was the first Nazi concentration camp established on Polish soil in 1939 and remained operational longer than any other camp. Originally designed for about 3,000 prisoners, it primarily targeted Jewish people and the Polish intelligentsia from the Pomeranian region and the Free City of Gdańsk.

Over time, more than 110,000 people from 26 countries suffered forced labor, starvation, torture, and mass executions, including in gas chambers. Today, the site functions as a museum and place of reflection.

This tour lasts approximately five hours and includes entrance to the Stutthof Museum, a guided visit to the historical camp grounds—including both old and new quarters, the commander’s villa, gas chamber, crematorium, and victims’ monument—and optionally, a documentary screening about the camp’s history.

Our private tours offer professional, respectful, and historically accurate guidance with comfortable transportation, aiming to provide a meaningful and informative experience.

Includes

• Private transport
• Private museum tour guide
• Entrance tickets to the Concentration Camp Museum
• Parking fees

Important Information

• Pick-up available from hotels or apartments in Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Booking tip: Bring comfortable walking shoes and plan your visit outside of peak tourist hours for a quieter experience.