Online tour
The live and online tour "Auschwitz. In Front of your Eyes" offers a reflective approach to the history of the German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. It enables visitors to engage in an in-depth examination of one of the central sites of the Holocaust, even from a distance.
The tour provides access to some selected areas that are closed to regular visitors on site. These include the interior of Block 10, the area where some pseudo-medical experiments were carried out, as well as digitally reconstructed representations of the gas chamber and crematorium III.
The interactive tour is led by qualified museum guides. Participants have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion to deepen their historical understanding.
Please support us in making this educational programme available to future generations and in teaching the history of Auschwitz and the Holocaust.
The interactive tour is led by qualified museum guides. Participants have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion to deepen their historical understanding.
Please support us in making this educational programme available to future generations and in teaching the history of Auschwitz and the Holocaust.
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The digital format is not intended to replace a personal visit to the Memorial site, but rather to complement it. The use of modern technology opens up new forms of historical communication and offers additional insights into the structures and functions of the camp.
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The story behind the programme
Technology in the Service of Humanity
For three years, the Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation, the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, AppsFlyer and Diskin worked together to provide technology to educate people around the world about Auschwitz and the Holocaust. The online tour is a powerful reminder against forgetting, while also using technology as a means to preserve history, learn and progress towards a better future.
The further development of this programme was made possible by the significant support of Google. Google’s financial contribution helped deliver professional training options for Memorial tour guides as well as develop new language versions supporting the expansion of the programme reach.
Watch the story of the programme's development here.
The further development of this programme was made possible by the significant support of Google. Google’s financial contribution helped deliver professional training options for Memorial tour guides as well as develop new language versions supporting the expansion of the programme reach.
Watch the story of the programme's development here.
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Voices of those involved in the project
Oren Kaniel, Liron Or & Lisa Zaythik
Oren Kaniel, Liron Or, and Lisa Zaythik of AppsFlyer describe their personal and professional commitment to Holocaust education and explain why AppsFlyer proposed and developed the programme.
Technology in the Service of Humanity
Relive the launch event for the "Auschwitz. In Front of your Eyes" programme and hear from all stakeholders responsible for its creation.
Hannah Gofrit
We invited Holocaust survivor Hannah Gofrit to take part in our first online live guided tour. See what she had to say about the programme and the importance of using modern technology.
Once you have registered, you can book a guided tour.
Important information:
- The online tour is a live guided tour with an educator and lasts approximately 2 hours. The guide’s narration is conducted live from the Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau sites.
- Online tours are organized only as group tours (e.g., for schools, universities, educational institutions, or companies).
- The tour features historical presentation enhanced with multimedia, archival photographs, artworks, documents, and Survivor testimonies.
- The tour is interactive, participants have the opportunity to ask questions to the guide during the session.
- Reservations must be made through the official reservation system visit.auschwitz.org.
- The online tour is a live guided tour with an educator and lasts approximately 2 hours. The guide’s narration is conducted live from the Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau sites.
- Online tours are organized only as group tours (e.g., for schools, universities, educational institutions, or companies).
- The tour features historical presentation enhanced with multimedia, archival photographs, artworks, documents, and Survivor testimonies.
- The tour is interactive, participants have the opportunity to ask questions to the guide during the session.
- Reservations must be made through the official reservation system visit.auschwitz.org.
Available languages:
The online tour is offered in several languages, including Polish, English, French, Hebrew, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, Japanese and Czech.
The online tour is offered in several languages, including Polish, English, French, Hebrew, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch, Japanese and Czech.
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