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2nd World War Tour

with your personal driver-guide


17 days: Paris - Deauville - Rouen - Paris - Reims - Verdun - Colmar - Mulhouse - Freiburg - Lindau im Bodensee - Ottobeuren - Munich - Nuremberg - Plzen - Prague - Wroclaw - Auschwitz - Wieliczka - Krakow - Zelazowa Wola - Warsaw - Paris.

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2nd World War Tour with your own private driver-guide

2nd World War Tour Itinerary

This tour starts and ends in Paris.
This custom Europe tour explores the most important areas on the 2nd World War like the D-Day beaches or Auschwitz concentration camp and the jewish quarters of the most important cities.

Day
1
Paris - Deauville 2nd World War Tour
Your personal driver-guide collects you from Paris international airport. Short drive to Deauville, with the visit of Honfleur village, a lovely fluvial and maritime port. 2 nights in Deauville. LDA* 		Deauville
2
Deauville - D-Day beaches - Deauville 2nd World War Tour
Drive to D-day beaches (Omaha beach and Utah beach), WWII Memorial in Caen. Second night in Deauville. BLDA* 		Omaha beach
3
Deauville - Rouen - Paris 2nd World War Tour
Short drive to the historic city of Rouen. Visit of Notre-Dame Cathedral, one of the most beautiful Gothic monuments in France. Drive to Paris and visit the Eiffel Tower, vantage point and symbol of Paris. Dinner on a peniche (barge). 2 nights in Paris. BLDA* 		Rouen
4
Paris 2nd World War Tour
The Avenue of Champs Elysées, most famous avenue in the world. Arc de Triomphe and Concorde Square. Sights of The Louvre Museum. Guided tour in picturesque Village of Montmartre: Sacré Coeur church. Dinner and celebrated show at the Moulin Rouge, one of Paris oldest cabarets, home of the French Can Can. Second night in Paris. BLDA* 		Champs-Elysées
5
Paris - Reims - Verdun 2nd World War Tour
Drive to Reims. Reims city tour, including Notre-Dame Cathedral (one of the world's largest). Short drive to Verdun to see WWI museum. Overnight in Les Monthairons. BLDA* 		Reims
6
Verdun - Colmar 2nd World War Tour
Battlefield Tour where 400,000 French soldiers and several thousands of American soldiers died. Nancy city tour: Stanislas Square, a masterpiece in wrought iron - a startling square, Arch of Triumph and/or Beaux-Arts Museum, typical Alsatian village tour in Colmar. 2 nights in Colmar. BLDA* 		Battlefield Tour
7
Colmar - Mulhouse - Colmar 2nd World War Tour
Colmar 13th century city tours: Unterlinden Museum (sited in former Dominican convent and featuring religious arts as well as archeological treasures) and/or historic city walk. Mulhouse Automobile Museum (world's largest Bugatti collection). Second night in Colmar. BLDA* 		Colmar
8
Colmar - Freiburg - Lindau im Bodensee 2nd World War Tour
Short drive to Freiburg to enjoy the Hochschwarzwald, a splendid panorama from the Jura to the Alps and the typical German mountain villages. Dinner and overnight in Lindau im Bodensee. BLDA* 		Freiburg
9
Lindau im Bodensee - Ottobeuren - Munich 2nd World War Tour
Ottobeuren abbey visit. Munich ancient city: Marienplatz. Residence museum and Schatzkammer treasures. 2 nights in Munich. BLDA* 		Ottobeuren abbey
10
Munich - Nuremberg 2nd World War Tour
Alte Pinakothek art museum, Drive to Nuremberg to see the Germanic national museum, Nuremberg fortification walk. Overnight in Nuremberg. BLDA* 		Nuremberg
11
Nuremberg - Plzen - Prague 2nd World War Tour
Lunch stop in Plzen, capital of the Pils beer. Synagogue and Jewish quarter tour. 2 nights in Prague. BLDA* 		Plzen
12
Prague 2nd World War Tour
Visit of the Royal castle, St Guy Cathedral, St Nicolas Church, Charles Bridge, low city square, Old city square, Josefov with the Jewish old cemetery and Wenceslas Square. Second night in Prague. BLDA* 		Prague
13
Prague - Wroclaw 2nd World War Tour
Stop in Kudowa Zdroj and in Klodzko. Drive to Wroclaw. Admire Giant Raclawicka panoramic painting. Walk by night in Ostrow Tumski (The Holy Land). Overnight in Wroclaw. BLDA* 		Klodzko
14
Wroclaw - Auschwitz - Wieliczka - Krakow 2nd World War Tour
Auschwitz concentration camp visit and explore the famous Unesco's World Heritage listed Wieliczka Salt Mine. 2 nights in Krakow. BLDA* 		Auschwitz
15
Krakow 2nd World War Tour
Cathedral and royal Castle, Market square (Rynek glowny), sheets hall (Sukiennice), Kazimierz (Jewish Downtown). Second night in Krakow. BLDA* 		Krakow
16
Krakow - Zelazowa Wola - Warsaw 2nd World War Tour
Short drive to charming Zelazowa Wola (Chopin's birthplace), visit Chopin's Museum and Krakow historic old city tour. Overnight in Warsaw. BLDA* 		Zelazowa Wola
17
Warsaw - Paris 2nd World War Tour
Park Lazienkowski walk to see the beautiful botanic garden and the Chopin Monument. Flight back to Paris. This is the end of your "WWII tour." BL* 		Park Lazienkowski


Tour departures: on request - please book at least 3-6 months ahead


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Prices of this Tour

(all prices are per person)

Book this tour 4-6 passengers - US$ 2-3 passengers - US$
Gold 18,450 21,700
Platinum 30,150 35,450

Auschwitz, World War II

Following this private tour of Auschwitz, you’ll see a side of history you thought never existed. Auschwitz, one of the largest Nazi concentration and death camps, opened in 1940 as a detention centre for political prisoners. In a very short period of time, the centre evolved to become a network of camps. People who were perceived as enemies of the Nazi state were exterminated, used as slaves, or subjected to medical experiments. One of the most significant events associated with this camp is that more than a million people lost their lives at Auschwitz during World War II. Adolf Hitler, the Chancellor of Germany, implemented the Final Solution, where artists, communists, educators, homosexuals, Gypsies, and mentally and physically handicapped people, who were deemed unfit for the survival of Germany were to be eliminated. Hitler also considered the Jewish people as enemies, who were to be eliminated. This policy was to be implemented by the construction of death camps, which was an extension of concentration camps. The sole purpose of death camps was to kill Jews and other undesirables. This event is also known as the Holocaust. Auschwitz was the largest of all the death camps. Our chauffeur-driver will show you the areas including locations where factories and neighborhoods were appropriated by the Nazis for the construction of Auschwitz.