Mauthausen Tours and Tickets

8 to 9 hoursFree Cancellation

Mauthausen Memorial Tour

4 hoursFree Cancellation

Price = PACKAGE OFFER for up to 8 people! With our Mercedes S class for you alone or as a couple, or with our Mercedes VAN for up to 8 people. A very pleasant and exclusive Trips awaits you in our limousines. The chauffeur is waiting for you on site, so you are flexible about the return journey. An audio guide is included in the price, but the offered app can also be installed on the mobile phone, on the app the route to the individual stations is also displayed exactly.

KZ Mauthausen Private Trip from Linz

3 hoursFree Cancellation

You will be picked up by our qualified chauffeur at the agreed meeting point. Get into one of our exclusive vehicles and set off on the approximately 2-hour drive through Lower Austria. Your first destination is the Mauthausen Memorial. The monumental museum of what was once the largest concentration camp on Austrian soil. There you have the opportunity to explore the extensive historical grounds of the memorial individually with the help of a multilingual audio guide. You can see the death staircase, the quarry, the SS quarters, the camp prison, the gas chamber and visit the interactive Mauthausen Museum. Then we continue to the picturesque city of Linz. During a stay of around 2 hours you can explore the culturally rich city. Numerous restaurants, cafés and vineyards invite you to linger. Afterwards, enjoy a relaxing drive back to your departure point. Driver speaks English and German.

Vienna: Private Tour Mauthausen and Linz

7 to 8 hoursFree Cancellation

Mauthausen was a concentration camp located in Austria during World War II. It was one of the largest and most brutal camps in the Nazi concentration camp system. Originally established in 1938 and was primarily used for political prisoners, resistance fighters, and other "undesirables" such as Jews, homosexuals, and disabled individuals. It was known for its harsh conditions, forced labor, and high mortality rate. Prisoners at Mauthausen were subjected to extreme brutality, torture, and inhumane treatment by the guards. Many prisoners died from malnutrition, disease, exhaustion, were killed in gas chambers or other methods of execution. Mauthausen was liberated by the Allies in May 1945, but the atrocities that occurred at the camp have left a lasting impact on the survivors and their families. Today, Mauthausen serves as a memorial and museum to educate visitors about the horrors of the Holocaust and the importance of remembering the victims and survivors of Nazi persecution.

Mauthausen Memorial Private Day Trip From Vienna

Mauthausen Memorial Private Day Trip From Vienna

8 to 10 hoursFree Cancellation

On this privately guided tour, your guide will accompany you through the sacred, medieval and national socialistic history of Austria. We stop for to take pictures wherever and whenever you like. Melk Abbey, our first stop after a 80 km ride, is the largest baroque monastery in Austria and one of the largest in all of Europe. This Benedictine abbey is also home to Austria's oldest existing school, the Stiftsgymnasium. Then we drive 1 hour further to the concentration camp in Mauthausen and let ourselves be guided through the entire facility with its many barracks, fortifications and watchtowers. We also visit the museum inside and learn all the essentials about everyday life in the camp. Our way back to Vienna takes us to the medieval town Dürnstein, situated in the most beautiful section of the Danube for our last stop. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage area. Way back from the Crusades, King Richard 1st Lionheart was captured here. We follow his footsteps on the Lionheart's path

Private Tour Concentration Camp Mauthausen, with Melk & Dürnstein

Private Tour Concentration Camp Mauthausen, with Melk & Dürnstein

8 hoursFree Cancellation

Discover Austria’s dark history with a moving tour of the Mauthausen Memorial from Vienna. Learn the harrowing story of one of Europe’s largest Nazi concentration camps as you browse the exhibitions in the recently re-opened Mauthausen Museum. Then, follow your audio guide on an emotional tour around the memorial site, passing the SS-Quarters, the Camp Prison, the Gas Chamber and the Stairs of Death. This private tour includes hotel pick-up and round-trip transport from Vienna.

Mauthausen Memorial Private Day Trip from Vienna

8 hoursFree Cancellation

See the whole picture of Austria—from its darkest depths to its most brilliant heights. This tour is designed for travelers who have limited time but a deep desire to understand the true soul of this country. In a single day, we connect two of Austria’s most significant sites: the Mauthausen Memorial, a sobering reminder of WWII, and Melk Abbey, a world-famous masterpiece of Baroque architecture. You will travel from the stark granite of the concentration camp to the gold and frescoes of the Abbey. This powerful transition helps you appreciate the resilience of the human spirit and the beauty of peace. Such an emotional journey requires comfort. You are supported by a professional driver (for a smooth, safe ride) and a knowledgeable guide (entirely focused on your experience). We handle the timing and the mood, ensuring you have space to reflect and time to enjoy.

Austria's Light & Shadow: Melk & Mauthausen Memorial Private Tour

8 to 9 hoursFree Cancellation

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$487$462

The notorious Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria was one of the most brutal examples of the Nazis’ genocidal system. This full-day tour offers a private excursion from Český Krumlov to the Mauthausen memorial, where visitors can bear witness to the barracks, SS quarters, and gas chamber. This tour provides ample time to explore on your own, including a visit to the Mauthausen Museum to learn more about what took place there.

Private Day Trip to Mauthausen concentration camp from Cesky Krumlov

Private Day Trip to Mauthausen concentration camp from Cesky Krumlov

5 to 7 hoursFree Cancellation

We invite you on a deeply moving journey to understand one of the darkest chapters in human history. This tour goes beyond standard facts; it connects the tragic reality of the Mauthausen Concentration Camp with the geopolitical visions born in the nearby city of Linz. While Mauthausen stands as a memorial to the victims, Linz offers the context of the perpetrators. It was here that Adolf Hitler went to school, and here that he planned the "Führer Museum," financed by stolen art and slave labor. You will see both the machinery of destruction (the Camp) and the ideological center (the City), giving you a deeper understanding of the "Why" and "How." Dealing with this history is heavy. You are in the hands of a personal team: a professional driver ensures a smooth, safe ride, allowing your historian guide to focus entirely on you—answering difficult questions and providing the space you need to reflect.

WWII History Private Tour: Mauthausen Memorial & Hitler’s Linz

9 to 10 hoursFree Cancellation

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$453$430

A day of light and shadow — the most difficult and the most breathtaking chapters of 20th-century history, guided with care. In the morning we visit the Mauthausen Memorial, the former concentration camp above the Danube (entry is free). Jenny, a historian by education, guides you respectfully through the granite quarry, the "Stairs of Death" and the national memorials, giving context that turns a heavy place into an essential lesson. We take this part slowly and quietly. In the afternoon the landscape changes completely as we climb to the Kehlsteinhaus — the Eagle's Nest. Pass through the marble-lined tunnel, ride the original brass elevator 124 metres up through solid rock, and step out to one of Europe's greatest alpine panoramas at 1,834 m. The contrast to the morning is exactly the point. We're honest about the day: 12–14 hours with significant driving, broken by scenic stops. Vlad drives, Jenny guides and photographs — you simply take it in.

Private Memorial Tour from Vienna to Mauthausen & Eagle's Nest

Private Memorial Tour from Vienna to Mauthausen & Eagle's Nest

12 to 14 hoursFree Cancellation

Discover Austria’s most scenic and historic highlights on this unforgettable Wachau Valley journey. Travel through the breathtaking Wachau Valley, with its vineyard-covered hills and Danube views, and explore the charming village of Dürnstein, famous for its blue tower and medieval legends. Visit the dramatic ruins of Aggstein Castle and the stunning baroque masterpiece Melk Abbey overlooking the river. Continue to the powerful Mauthausen Memorial, a moving site of remembrance and reflection on WWII history. End in the vibrant city of Linz, where modern culture meets historic charm along the Danube. A perfect mix of natural beauty, medieval heritage, and meaningful history—ideal for travelers seeking an authentic Austrian experience.

Private Day Trip to Wachau Valley, Mauthausen & Linz from Vienna

Private Day Trip to Wachau Valley, Mauthausen & Linz from Vienna

8 to 11 hoursFree Cancellation

Private Tour From Prague To Mauthausen and Cesky Krumlov

12 hoursFree Cancellation

Explore the origins and rise of Nazi Germany on a five-day private historical journey with Dutch researcher and storyteller Martin van Elmpt of Tour Guides for You. From Munich to Vienna, we follow the places where Hitler lived, where the Nazi movement developed and where persecution became organised terror. We visit Munich and Dachau, Berchtesgaden and Salzburg, Linz, Mauthausen and Hartheim, before continuing to Vienna. The journey connects political history with the people and places behind it: the rise of Hitler, the Nazi leadership, concentration camps, persecution and the road towards war and genocide. This is not a fixed coach tour. These are five private days together, with time to explore, discuss and adapt the itinerary to your interests and knowledge. Specific locations, themes or family-history connections can often be incorporated. It’s your journey—the idea behind Tour Guides for You.

Discover the roots of Nazi Germany

5 daysFree Cancellation

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What are people saying about Mauthausen

Susan_T, Oct 2026

A great tour

Our guide was knowledgeable and thoughtful. A very interesting and informative tour of Mauthausen. Glad we chose a tour rather than navigate the transportation from Vienna ourselves.

Pamela_S, Oct 2026

This experience was worth...

This experience was worth the long drive although the countryside was beautiful once we left Vienna. A guide was provided for us at the memorial who was extremely knowledgeable, respectful and encouraged conversation. The tour lasted two hours, and we had more time to explore the museum on our own. I would highly recommend this excursion.

Rose_F, May 2026

We felt it was important...

We felt it was important to visit Mauthausen while we were in Austria. It was a comfortable bus ride to the site and our guide on the bus did a good job of sharing information about Vienna and Mauthausen. Once we arrived, Adam was our tour guide. He did a wonderful job of providing information about the concentration camp, as well as the surrounding villages at the time. We felt fortunate to have had Adam as our guide.

terriadamslcsw, Aug 2026

Sobering, enlightening experience

An indepth overview of life in this concentration camp. The horrific conditions and excruciating circumstances were revealed through excellent educational exhibits and walking through the barracks where the prisoners lived. We will never forget!

Silas_D, Jun 2026

Excellent Tour! Sad, But A Necessary Place To See !

This tour of the Mauthausen Concentration Camp was excellent. The guide was prepared and provided a great deal of historical information that was relevant to every part of the camp that we toured. I never felt rushed through it at all. We were given time to learn about each portion and given time to take in the information. Additionally, our driver that picked us up in Vienna and drove us to Mauthausen was EXCELLENT! He could be a tour guide himself-he may be I don't know, but I felt safe with him as a driver and he was very knowledgeable about so much all along the way to the camp.