Experience The Silence of Winter, Where History Lives.

This is not just a visit to Poland. This is a personal journey of remembrance and reflection — walking the frozen grounds where history unfolded.

January 14 until 20, 2026

Why Experience This Journey in Winter?

The Holocaust was not lived under bright skies.Victims endured brutal winters, cold winds, and silent fields.
Winter allows you to feel, in a small but powerful way, what so many endured. The snow, the silence, the cold — they bring history closer, more real, more personal.

Journey Highlight

Auschwitz-Birkenau guided winter tour.
Majdanek concentration camp.
Krakow’s Jewish Quarter (Kazimierz).
Warsaw Ghetto memorials.
Lodz Jewish cemetery.
Expert heritage guides.
Small intimate groups.
All accommodations and logistics included.

Testimonial

"Standing in Birkenau’s silent winter snow gave me a deeper understanding of my family’s story than I ever thought possible."

— Daniel M., New Jersey

“I’ve read about the camps and visited museums, but nothing prepared me for the feeling of standing there in winter. The cold, the silence — it made the history real.”

— Rachel S., Boston

“I didn’t expect how much this journey would impact me. Walking through Auschwitz in the snow was the most powerful and humbling experience of my life.”

— Mark T., Los Angeles

Registration & Payment

Total land package: $1,950 per person.
Reserve with $500 fully refundable deposit (until Sept 15, 2025).
Final payment due 60 days before departure.
January 2026 Departures — Small Groups Only.

Experience The Silence of Winter, Where History Lives.

January 14 until 20, 2026

Why Experience This Journey in Winter?

Journey Highlight

Testimonial

Registration & Payment

Total land package: $1,950 per person.

Reserve with $500 fully refundable deposit (until Sept 15, 2025).

Final payment due 60 days before departure.

January 2026 Departures — Small Groups Only.

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