Terezín Fortress is an 18th-century baroque military stronghold built on the orders of Emperor Joseph II. During World War II the Nazis turned it into a ghetto and transit camp, through which tens of thousands of prisoners - mostly Jews - passed on their way to extermination camps. Today it functions as a memorial site and museum dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust.
Candlelit night tour through Terezín's underground passages with a guide sharing the fortress's history. Tours run every 20 minutes from 18:00 to 21:20, lasting about 50 minutes. Advance booking required.
Guided tour of hidden corners of Terezín, visiting normally inaccessible sites including military buildings and 18th-century historical traces.
Annual historical festival celebrating the founding of Terezín Fortress with period-authentic programming in an 18th-century setting.
Interactive tour through the underground tunnels of Terezín Fortress where you experience the daily life of soldiers and try historical military activities.