This day tour from Warsaw visits Treblinka II Extermination Camp Memorial and Museum, one of the most important Holocaust sites in Poland. Located near Małkinia, Treblinka II was the second-deadliest Nazi German extermination camp, where around 900,000 Jews were murdered during World War II.

Travel with an English-speaking guide who provides historical context on Nazi occupation and the Holocaust in occupied Poland. The visit begins at the Treblinka Museum, featuring artefacts, documents, photographs, survivor testimonies, and a scale model of the camp, along with a short documentary film.

Afterward, walk along symbolic railway tracks into the former camp area. Although the original buildings were destroyed in 1943, memorial installations mark key locations. The visit concludes at the central monument made of over 17,000 stones, commemorating destroyed Jewish communities.

The tour is conducted at a calm, respectful pace, with time for reflection before returning to Warsaw.