From Prague: Terezin with Admissions

Great Tour guide, enjoyed the tour but some of it was sad the driver was a nice man too definitely would recommend it

Been using viatour for years this is my first negative review. Bad and in professional on so many levels. Save your money and go directly to Terezín the guide was excellent!

This is an exceptional tour. Our guide, Martin was very friendly and knowledgeable about the history and current events. During our drive he kept us engaged with historical information as well as fun facts. I would definitely recommend this tour with Martin as your guide.

A lot of walking Get grouped with @ 20-30 teenagers who laugh giggle and joke the during the guided tour Get dropped off 3/4 mile from where you get picked up Vehicle has no air conditioning Will never take another Viator tour Better off taking an uber and guide yourself around

I have a lot of respect for the history here, but I found this particular tour to be lacking. We toured the Small Fortress, but the guide provided very little context or narrative, mostly just stating a single fact before moving on in silence. We actually ended up leaving before the tour concluded. I would recommend visiting Terezín, but perhaps explore other tour options or a self-guided route if you are looking for a more comprehensive understanding of the history.

Very interesting. Our tour guide was excellent, very knowledgable, and engaging. In the fortress itself, our tour guide Martin was also top notch.

We were notified that vehicle would be at our hotel in 10 minutes Guide gave us excellent information about the Terezin on the drive & also pointed out interesting places on our drive Everything promised for tour was done Safe driving also made trip a good experience

I booked this trip to Teresín for the 10th March. It was strait foward to book and I was looking foward to it. I had already gone to another trip with the same company (Kutná Hora) which was fantastic- the trip itself and the guide. However, the Teresín trip was horrendous. There was only me and 2 German ladies. The guide Dana, although made an effort to the job, was quite disappointing but, the worst was the driver who half way to Teresín appeared to fall asleep or something whilst driving and the van swerved to the left almost hitting the metal curb on the left. One of the German lady shouted in fear and asking the driver if he was okay. So did I. He quicly pulled the van direction to the right avoiding hitting the metal curb shouting at her "dont tell me how to dtive" "go out and walk" "go out"..this whilst driving very fast. At this point I tried to calm him down for our own safety telling him that the lady simply asked if he was okay and there was no need fir him to be rude. He didn't engage and we all looked at each other just praying yk get to Teresin safely. The guide was oblivious of all. She didnt say a word to him. I felt sick with the fear. I couldn't concentrate with the tour anymore already thinking of how this dtiver would be on the way back to Prague. The second German lady was crying. It was very unpleasant. And unsafe. In Terezin we were told things which was not followed. Dana, the guide, rushed us in the museum. She looked tired. I highlighted to her that I expected her to intervene when the driver shouted and was rude to us. I asked her if she noticed him driving unsafely and she confirmed that she did. Yet, she didn't ssy anything. Unbelievable! From the museum, which we were rushed off to finish by the guide saying we shouldn't be reading all writtings as there was no time for that and we needed to go to the small fortress which would take 30 min in the van. So we left after 30 minutes for the 2 floors and went back to the van again. The driver was looking very grumpy. It looked like he had had a nap. I again thought how safe the way back would be and debated in my head if I should actually risk or not. Me and the 2 german ladies kept revising the issue and going back to what happened in desbilief. When we arrived in the small fortress (in less than 2 minutes) the guide got off the van and we stayed in thinking the guide was going to do something and we'd continued the 30 min trip to the small fortress. But the driver shouted "out, out" "out please". That made the 3 of us jump. Then the guide said we had arrived. We didnt understand but looked like the guide got the translation wrong or forgot how long it would be. God knows.at this point I just wanted to be back home. P.S. This driver was drinking water from a bottle during the driving in the motorway. Especially aftervthe shouting. To drink from that bottle, he had to tilt his head to almost 90 degrees. I closed my eyes everytime he did that. Perhaps a bottle with a straw would be better so he could keep an eye at the road. He had an energy drink by the panel which he threw on the floor outside the van inside Terezín near the museum. I picked it up. We were rushed off from the small fortress too because the guide Dana said the driver told her he needed to be back in Prague by 3pm latest. She said it was very difficult to comunicate with him. That he was very difficult. I told everyone how wrong and disappointing the experience was. That I never felt so unsafe in a tour fearing for my life because an unresponsible ignorant man with poor emotional control and manners. But, we should not say anything to avoid making him angry as he had the control at the wheels so it was not worthy, but that we must make a complaint asap. All including the guide agreed. We just wanted to be back safely. On the way back it was clear that he was making an effort not to speed up. But he did again especially nearer to Prague. This man is not safe to drive! Please find him and review his driving skills and any health issues before he causes an accident and put other's lives at risk like he did to ours.

Bring a lot of time sensitive and compassion for what happened here For anyone trying to understand why this could happen

The guide seemed bored. Walked ahead of us quite a bit. Was checking her phone and texting. Would not recommend