Excursion d'une journée au camp de concentration Mauthausen, au départ de Vienne

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1. Rencontrez votre sympathique accompagnateur à l'extérieur de l'Info Touristique, puis montez à bord de votre bus touristique pour le voyage de deux heures vers Mauthausen Memorial.

   10 min

2. À votre arrivée, rencontrez votre Guide pour une visite réfléchie et soigneusement menée des terrains préservés. Visitez la caserne du prisonnier, la zone d'appel nominal, les quartiers SS, la prison du camp, la chambre à gaz, et le musée de Mauthausen avec la "salle des noms". Le bistro du Mauthausen Memorial sert des collations et des boissons si vous avez faim.

   4 hEntrée incluse

3. Nous vous emmènerons à la carrière de Wiener-Graben qui est située à l'extérieur du Mémorial. Vous verrez où les prisonniers ont produit du granit pour les projets de construction monumentaux d'Hitler. Dans la carrière, vous pouvez également voir l'infâme "Escalier de la mort".

   15 min

4. Votre visite se termine à Tourist-Info Wien.

   5 min

Annulation

Annulation gratuite jusqu’à 24 heures avant le début de l’expérience, avec remboursement intégral.

Avis

Les notes proviennent de 294 avis recueillis par notre partenaire de réservation. Ce sont les mots des voyageurs, dans l’ordre où ils ont été écrits — jamais réorganisés pour flatter l’expérience.

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• 4Sobering, 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!

  terriadamslcswaoût 2026via Viator

• 4More of a memorial than a testament to what happened here

  Visiting the Mauthausen Memorial was a sobering and worthwhile experience. Our guided tour took us through the former camp grounds, the quarry area, the prisoners’ barracks, the crematorium, and the gas chamber. The physical setting, especially the steep quarry and the infamous “Stairs of Death,” helped convey something of the cruelty, exhaustion, and deliberate brutality inflicted upon those imprisoned here. I could not help comparing the experience with my visit to Auschwitz in 1976. Auschwitz presented the evidence of what happened there in an immediate and deeply personal way: enormous displays of victims’ shoes, human hair, prosthetic limbs, and other possessions made it impossible to remain emotionally detached. Mauthausen felt more restrained and, to me, considerably more sanitized. Much of what we saw consisted of empty buildings, restored spaces, and crematory equipment that had long since fallen silent. The historical importance of the site is unquestionable, but I came away feeling that it did not transport visitors into the reality of the victims’ experience as powerfully or as unambiguously as Auschwitz had done for me.

  davemV9837AWaoût 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Deeply moving. A must see!

  It was a deeply moving experience. Our guides were excellent. We had a good balance of time with the guides and to see the museums and memorials. I highly recommend this tour

  Edith_Rjuin 2026via Viator

• 5Well managed tour

  The tour van was comfortable and informative. The tour itself was respectful and educational of the time period. If you have time on your Aistrian vacation, I recommend you visit this historic piece of history.

  Christa_Cjuin 2026via Viator

• 5Excellent 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.

  Silas_Djuin 2026via Viator

• 5We 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.

  Rose_Fmai 2026via Viator

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How it compares in Vienne

• Its from-price is 66% below the median of the 213 excursions d'une journée we list in Vienne.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 12 of 213.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Vienne

Vienne, élégante capitale autrichienne sur le Danube : palais impériaux, grands cafés et un patrimoine musical connu du monde entier.

Le Ring encercle le centre ancien de bâtiments monumentaux : l'Opéra d'État, le Parlement, l'Hôtel de Ville et le Burgtheater. À l'intérieur du Ring, la cathédrale Saint-Étienne, avec son toit de tuiles à motifs, s'élève au-dessus de ruelles de boutiques et de cafés, et le complexe du palais de la Hofburg abrite les appartements impériaux, l'École espagnole d'équitation et un musée consacré à l'impératrice Élisabeth.

Top-ranked sights in Vienne: Hofburg Imperial Palace (Hofburg Wien) , Schönbrunn Palace (Schloss Schönbrunn), Rathaus.

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