To see all the significant sites of the Terezín Ghetto, one would need to spend at least three full days in the town. Our tours focus on Jewish history but do not follow a strict itinerary. Each tour is slightly different, shaped by the interests of our visitors and the intuition of our experts. We usually include key sites such as the Ghetto Museum, the Hidden Synagogue, and the Children's Barracks. The rest of the program remains flexible, based on the intuition of our colleagues or the specific requests of visitors, allowing for deeper exploration and meaningful discussion.

Our team presents the Terezín Ghetto as a missing link in Holocaust education, offering insight that goes far beyond the standard narrative. Our tours are designed for visitors seeking a meaningful, historically rich, and in-depth understanding of Terezín.

Pavel Batel typically leads our semi-private tours or private tours upon request, depending on availability and logistics. An experience with Pavel is best suited for those with a genuine interest in history and the deeper significance of the site. Please note that Pavel's tours often take the form of an academic-style lecture and may not be ideal for those looking for a light or introductory experience.

To make this important history accessible to a wider audience, Pavel has personally curated and trained a dedicated team of expert guides who share his commitment to accuracy, sensitivity, and education. For visitors who prefer a more relaxed or introductory approach, we warmly recommend booking a private tour with one of our team members.

Whichever option you choose, our mission remains the same: to provide respectful, honest, and insightful education about a crucial—and often overlooked—chapter of the Holocaust.