Embark on a solemn journey to Stutthof, the first Nazi concentration camp on Polish soil, located in the small village of Sztutowo, 40 km east of Gdansk. Established in the wake of the German invasion in September 1939, Stutthof grew from a small camp to a haunting place where over 110,000 people were deported, and tragically, 85,000 lost their lives.
Our 5-hour tour, guided by our knowledgeable staff, takes you through the poignant remains of the gas chambers, barracks, crematory building, and memorial stones. Learn about the grim history of this camp, where the majority of prisoners were Poles from Gdansk and the Pomerania region, as well as those from Warsaw, Bialystok, and the Baltic States.
Prices: starting from 55 EUR
If time allows, extend your experience to 7 hours, combining the tour with a short visit to the Old Town of Gdansk. Explore St. Mary’s Church, stroll through Dlugi Targ with Artus Court and Neptune’s Fountain, admire the Green Gate, the Crane, and other historic buildings.
Extended Tour Prices: starting from 75 EUR
What’s Included:
- Comfortable transportation
- Guided tour at Stutthof Memorial
- Insightful exploration of the camp’s history
- If extended, a short visit to the Old Town of Gdansk
Honor the memory of those who suffered at Stutthof, the first Nazi concentration camp on Polish soil, with our 5-hour tour. Explore the haunting remains, learn the tragic history, and pay your respects at this memorial site. Extend your journey to 7 hours, combining the tour with a visit to Gdansk’s Old Town, revealing the cultural richness of the region. With transportation and knowledgeable guides, this experience offers a somber yet enlightening exploration of Poland’s history.
