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A large concrete wall with the inscription "AIZ VEMEN VAI D ZEME" under a bridge. 1
A sculpture garden with abstract stone sculptures and a clear blue sky. 2
A long, narrow concrete tunnel with a straight path and a door at the end. 3
A memorial stone with inscriptions in a foreign language, surrounded by greenery. 4
A pile of rocks with a blurred green background. 5
By IK "Turp un atpakaļ"
Free cancellation available
Price is $225 per traveler* *Get a lower price by selecting multiple travelers
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  • Free cancellation available
  • 3h 30m
  • Mobile voucher
  • Instant confirmation
  • Selective hotel pickup

Overview

    • Pay your respects to the victims of the Rumbula massacre at the memorial site
    • Learn about the dark history of the Nazi forced labor camp in Salaspils
    • Discover the history of the Rumbula massacre and the Salaspils forced labor camp

Activity location

    • Latvia
    • Tīnūžu pagasts, Ogres novads, Latvia

Meeting/Redemption Point

    • Latvia
    • Tīnūžu pagasts, Ogres novads, Latvia

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Valid for 3 Hours, SALASPILS: Private tour to Salaspils and Rumbula Memorials in English

  • Earn $6.75
  • Activity duration is 3 hours and 30 minutes3h 30m
    3h 30m
  • English
Language options: English
Price details
$224.90 x 1 Traveler$224.90
Total
Price is $224.90

What's included, what's not

  • Inclusions
    Private tour to Salaspils Memorial and Rumbula Memorial
  • Inclusions
    Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Inclusions
    Transport by a private car (up to 4 persons)
  • Inclusions
    Live tour guide
  • Exclusions
    Tips

What you can expect

  • Discover the dark history of the Salaspils Memorial and Rumbula Memorials on a private tour from Riga. Learn about the former Nazi forced labor camp in Salaspils and the Rumbula massacre memorial, two of the most important dark tourism destinations in Latvia.

    Visit the Salaspils Memorial, located at the site of the Salaspils forced labor camp, which was operated by the Nazi regime from 1941-1944. The memorial was opened in 1967, and a new exposition was created in 2017, containing photos, archive materials, and memories of survivors.

    Next, head to the nearby Rumbula Memorial, created at the site of the mass extermination of Jews. More than 25,000 people were killed here in 1941. The Rumbula Memorial was opened in 2002.

Location

Activity location

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    • Latvia
    • Tīnūžu pagasts, Ogres novads, Latvia

Meeting/Redemption Point

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    • Latvia
    • Tīnūžu pagasts, Ogres novads, Latvia