Not without reason is Lublin called “little Krakow”. It is the most important cultural center of Eastern Poland. The city is also known for its Jewish heritage. Narrow streets and buildings from different time periods create a unique atmosphere of the city. Majdanek Nazi Camp is a rare example of Concentration and Extermination Camp located near population centre.
Prices from 65 EUR
Up to 8 people or private tour
Lunch included
Transportation by car/minibus
English-speaking driver
Hotel pick up
Instant confirmation
Professional guide
Available everyday
From 65€ per person /
4.73 99 opinions
You will see:
Majdanek Nazi camp
On the outskirts of Lublin there is a historical place of nazi concentration and extermination camp – Majdanek. It is a... [ read more ]
Lublin castle
Lublin Castle was first established in the 12th century. In the 13th century, it was expanded and fortified. It is one of the oldest royal r... [ read more ]
Lublin Old Town
The charming Old Town of Lublin is picturescuely placed on the hill. The most recognizable object in the Old Town is Krakow Gate.&... [ read more ]
Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva Extension
The Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva was the largest Academy of Sages in its time. This Jewish educational institution was established in 1930 a... [ read more ]
The Old Jewish Cemetery Extension
The Old Jewish Cemetery dates back to the 16th century, and many distinguished Jewish representatives from the Lublin Jewish Community are b... [ read more ]
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About Lublin
Lublin is the most important cultural center of Eastern Poland. The city was competing for the title of the European Capital of Culture 2016 because it presents an idea of integration, tolerance, and dialogue between cultures of the West and East. The amount of cultural festivals, galleries, theatres, places for artists is very impressive. Lublin is also a very important academic center with two famous universities: Maria Curie-Skłodowska University and John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL). When summer ends, the city becomes filled with students.
Lublin is also known for its Jewish heritage. Before World War II the city used to be a thriving Jewish cultural and academic center, it even used to be called “Jewish Oxford”. As the Hebrew language was widely cultivated in Lublin, it is here that one of the first Hebrew printing houses in Poland was founded in 1578. Lublin is also home to the former headquarters of the famous Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva – one of the biggest Academies of the Sages in the world. The former Jewish district is located at the foothill of Lublin castle and is separated from the Old Town by Grodzka Gate (also known as Jewish gate). Some buildings in this area have remained in their original form to this day. An important place in the Jewish district was the Castle Square – there you can see a stone plaque commemorating the layout of the old district.
During the 2-hour tour you will see Lublin's top sights: the Old Town, Lublin Castle with the Chapel of Holy Trinity, Krakow Gate, Trinity Tower (the highest viewing point in Lublin), and more.
Alternatively, you can focus on Jews-related landmarks: Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva, Old Jewish cemetery (its oldest remaining tombstone dates back to 1541), the Jewish Gate, Old Jewish Hospital, location of the Old Synagogue, and more.
Tour plan
This tour starts in Warsaw. You will be picked up by our English-speaking driver from your hotel/apartment. You will visit Majdanek Nazi Concentration Camp. Then, you will have 2-hour Lublin tour. Afterwards, you will have lunch at a local restaurant. You will come back to Warsaw around 20:00.
8:00
Pick-up from your hotel/apartment in Warsaw
11:30 – 14:00
Visit in Majdanek Camp
14:00 – 15:00
Lunch
15:00 – 17:00
Guided visit in Lublin
17:00 – 18:00
Free time
20:00 – 21:00
Drop-off at your hotel/apartment in Warsaw
The departure time is estimated and the order and timing may change, to be announced before the tour by email.
Prices
75EUR
/person – 8 people
80EUR
/person – 7 people
90EUR
/person – 6 people
100EUR
/person – 5 people
105EUR
/person – 4 people
135EUR
/person – 3 people
160EUR
/person – 2 people
295EUR
/person – 1 person
Prices apply to a "shared car option". If you require a "private car" please choose the proper option while booking through our calendar.
Price includes
- Transportation by car/minibus
- Pick-up and drop off at your hotel/apartment in the city centre
- English-speaking driver (other languages are possible if requested in advance)
- Group guided tour in Lublin and Majdanek in English (other languages are possible if requested in advance)
- Admission to Majdanek concentration camp
- Free time
Complimentary services:
- Free traditional lunch of the day (e.g pierogi, chicken soup or schnitzel +water) in a local restaurant
- Free wifi in most of our cars (ask the driver)
- Child seat free of charge (must be requested in advance)
Possible supplements:
- 5EURper person for entry ticket to the Chapel of Holy Trinity
Transportation
Skoda Superb Limousine
1 - 3 passengers
Included in the price
Skoda Superb Limousine
1 - 3 passengers
Opel Vivaro
1 - 8 passengers
Included in the price
Opel Vivaro
1 - 8 passengers
Mercedes Vito
1 - 7 passengers
+ 80 EUR
Mercedes Vito + 80 EUR
1 - 7 passengers
individually regulated backrests of each seat, more space
Mercedes V-class
1-7 passengers
+ 160 EUR
Mercedes V-class + 160 EUR
1-7 passengers
- luxurious option, diplomatic standard
- leather seats, backrest regulation, comfortable suspension
- ambient lighting system inside
- the most leg space
- soft drinks
Languages
driver: English-speaking
guide in Lublin and Majdanek: English by default, other languages on request if available: Spanish, Russian, Italian, German, French
FAQ
Tour map
Reviews
ngg2118 posted 2021-02-24 on TripAdvisor
Majdanek/Lublin Tour Was Amazing
I can’t say enough good things about AB Poland Travel. I booked the Lublin/Majdanek tour with them and was super impressed. My driver Pawel was so well informed and made sure I knew everything I needed to know en route to Majdanek and the city of Lublin. I actually had a private tour of Majdanek and learned so much about the tragic history of this death camp. It is the best preserved of all the death camps and will haunt you for days. We then tou red the city of Lublin which was fascinating to learn about. AB Poland Tours did a superbly fantastic job. ... [read more]
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lw99992016 posted 2018-08-16 on TripAdvisor
Incredible experience at Majdanek and Lublin
AB Poland Travel delivered a memorable experience for me from beginning to end. I booked this tour about a month prior to my travel to Warsaw for the purposes of nurturing my interest in history and furthering my research for a personal project. The tour company was very responsive. Being that it was my first time in Poland and I was booking this tour as a solo female traveler, I asked questions to make sure I would be comfortable, and they were very responsive, reassuring, and accommodating. I ended up being the only participant, so I enjoyed a private tour, and they were able to accommodate an earlier start time so I could get back a little earlier. The driver, Matteus, arrived at my hotel a few minutes early. He was polite, easygoing, and a very safe driver! He confessed that his normal route was to Auschwitz, so instead of asking him questions about Majdanek, I ended up chatting with him about Polish culture, politics, and economics, which provided for a very easy and engrossing 3 hour ride to Majdanek. Once we arrived at Majdanek, I was greeted by the tour guide Patricia. She was impressive - a wealth of knowledge. She knew all the key dates of events that took place at the camp, the names of key figures at the camp, the details of daily life at the camp, details about every section of the camp, and fascinating stories about successful escapes from Majdanek. ... [read more]