A visit in the State Museum of Majdanek

A visit in the State Museum of Majdanek

The tour follows a route through the grounds of the former German Nazi concentration and extermination camp.

W latach 1941–1944 życie straciło w nim blisko 80 tys. osób. Historia powstania, funkcjonowanie i losy więźniów – tych którzy przeżyli jak i tych, którym się to nie udało.

Walks avaliable everyday - on working days after 3PM.

Topic

Language:
English, Polish
Topic:
Specialised tour
Days:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Niedziela
Duration:
up to 3 hours
The distance:
ok. 5 km
Number of participants:
from 1 to 15
Price:

from 300 PLN

For kids
For adults
For the elderly
For people with special needs
For pets

Reserve the walk by phone or e-mail using a contact data below

Tomasz Sugier

Zdjęcie portretowe Przewodnika Inspiracji, Tomasza Sugiera wraz z dwoma flagami - polską i brytyjską, które symbolizują języki, w których przewodnik prowadzi spacery

A proud Lublin native by birth, an electrical engineer by education, and a city guide by passion. You could say my career has always been about flow: first electric current, now the flow of stories and conversations about Lublin.

Every tour I lead is tailored to the interests and pace of my guests. My goal is to leave visitors with a lasting impression of Lublin as an authentic and remarkable city shaped by centuries of coexistence between different cultures. For more than 700 years, Lublin has experienced extraordinary periods of growth and decline, and the traces of that rich history are still woven into the fabric of the city.

I specialize in guiding English-speaking visitors. My mission is to turn the often complex history of Lublin and Poland into an engaging, accessible story that resonates with international guests. I also enjoy hearing how our history is perceived from different cultural perspectives. Those conversations are often among the most rewarding parts of every tour.

I offer guided tours of Lublin’s Old Town and its surroundings, the National Museum in Lublin, the Holy Trinity Chapel, and the Majdanek State Museum. Personally, I’m especially fascinated by Lublin’s industrial heritage and the contribution of local engineers to the development of technology.

Above all, I hope to create a genuine connection between my city and every visitor. If, by the end of the tour, you feel you’ve discovered one of Poland’s hidden gems - a place you’ll want to return to - then I’ve achieved exactly what I set out to do.

Phone:
(+48) 518 959 000