Genocide & Holocaust Memorials

Sites we work with

• Auschwitz-Birkenau (Poland) — Over two million visitors a year; advance booking and a licensed guide are required.
• Kraków Jewish Quarter (Poland) — Schindler's Factory Museum and the Kazimierz district.
• Treblinka, Majdanek & Sobibor (Poland) — Off the beaten track and powerful precisely because they are quieter.
• Dachau (Germany) — Often the first Holocaust memorial site visitors ever see, a short trip from Munich.
• Yad Vashem (Israel) — The world's primary Holocaust memorial, museum and research centre.
• Kigali Genocide Memorial (Rwanda) — The 1994 Tutsi genocide, and a country increasingly open and accessible to visitors.
• Tuol Sleng & Choeung Ek (Cambodia) — The S-21 prison and the Killing Fields, near Phnom Penh.

Who this journey is for

The Jewish diaspora, students and educators, people reconnecting with family history, and anyone seeking to bear witness. School and sixth-form history trips are a steady, serious part of this audience.

Our approach here

We know entry requirements, guide licensing, and the difference between a weekday and weekend visit. We prepare clients emotionally before they go, and point them to debrief resources afterwards — work an algorithm simply cannot do.

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