Starting from the meeting point or with a hotel pickup in Prague, embark on a half-day trip to the Terezín Memorial and the Jewish Ghetto Museum followed by lunch in the historical city of Litomerice. Meet your guide and on board the comfortable air-conditioned minibus equipped with Wi-Fi and refreshments to depart on a journey of about an hour to the Terezín Memorial. Upon arrival, you’ll visit the concentration camp in the Small Fortress where more than 90,000 people were taken during World War II and where about 2,800 people died. From 1940 to 1945 the Small Fortress served as the prison of the Prague Gestapo and you can visit the permanent exhibition devoted to the history of the political prison. Next, discover the Jewish Ghetto, located on the other side of the Elbe River, where more than 150,000 people were sent and more than 33,000 people died. Visit the Ghetto Museum with its stark reminders of the days of horror and suffering that happened there. You’ll also hear stories of the friendship, courage, and bravery that was shown by those living there at the time.  Terezín is not only a monument to Nazi terror, but also an impressively preserved architectural monument. Originally a giant military fortress, it was built between 1780 and 1790 by the Austrian Emperor Joseph II and is still one of the most impressive examples of historical fortress construction. After the excursion, move on to the amazing historical city of Litomerice for a lunch prepared in the beautiful artisan restaurant located in the former prison chapel. After a food tasting in a unique cozy restaurant, return to Prague with an expected arrival time of 3 PM.