Independently

If you want to explore the Museum grounds independently, you do not need to make any reservations. We encourage you to use our free visiting app, which will guide you through the area and provide you with a detailed history of the camp.

Download Our Visiting App

Our visiting app is available in Polish and English.

It contains historical descriptions, testimonies, photos, and documents.

You prefer listening to reading, but forgot your headphones?

Ask our staff at the Visitor Service Centre.

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Grab a Guidebook

You can buy guidebooks and maps on site in the Museum Service Centre or in our online bookstore.

Guidebooks: ENGLISH, HEBREW, GERMAN, FRENCH, POLISH

Museum visiting maps: ENGLISH, HEBREW, POLISH

Five thin books arranged in a fan shape; a black-and-white cover depicting a crematorium; the letter M in the upper left corner, to the right the inscription: A guide to the historical buildings, and below: A former German Nazi concentration camp.

Follow the Historical Route and See the Former Camp Buildings

During your visit, you will primarily explore the former camp grounds and its infrastructure. Information boards of the historical route entitled Konzentrationslager Lublin 1941–1944 will give you further background knowledge. They are in Polish, English, and Hebrew.

A group of visitors in summer clothes listens to the guide pointing to a historical trail sign, with the Gate-monument in the background.