The Stutthof Concentration Camp

The Stutthof Concentration Camp private guided tour from Gdansk or Gdynia

last update - August 2024

Stutthof concentration camp was the first camp built in Poland by the Nazis. It was established in the first days of World War II to exterminate educated Poles. Now we know that three years earlier, the Nazis had already decided who was to be sent there. During the 5 years of existence of the Concentration Camp in Stutthof, prisoners from 28 countries were held here. The camp was freed by the Soviet Army on the 9th of May 1945.

During the visit to the Stutthof Museum we will see: some wooden prison barracks, former command post building, a gas chamber and some incinerators.

In Stutthof Museum we can see one or more of the following movies:

last update – August 2024

„Ambulance” – 16 min
„Konzentrationslager Stutthof bei Danzig” – 30 min.
„Albert Forster” – 25 min.
„Stutthof some days later” – 19 min.

Private Stutthof Concentration Camp tour details:

Meeting point: The Green Gate in Gdansk or I will pick you up at your hotel
will take approximately 2 hours, including one of the films. Together with a journey from Gdansk it will take about 4 hours. From the port of Gdynia we need 5 hours.
the museum charges 8 PLN per person for watching the movies. For group from 11 people it costs 6 PLN.
it is not advisable for children under 14 years.

Prince William and Kate visited Stutthof concentration camp in July 2017. Click the picture to view a short movie from their visit