Apart from one small glitch at the start where we didn't manage to "skip the queue", which wasn't the guides fault, it went very smoothly. I liked that we were given enough time to view the exhibits and weren't herded through the museum. The commentary was informative and interesting. Overall a worthwhile experience.

The museum is a challenge for guides because the rooms are small with many people passing through. But this tour was very good and informative. This was my second time in the museum and it really helped contextualise the material. There is a lot of information in the exhibition and the tour made sense of it all. Giving everybody a remote earpiece was a great innovation. We could hear everything the guide said at all times. The timing was good, although we had a bit of a wait to get in — this is usual with the strict time allocation of the museum. The guide was also very friendly and articulate. The museum itself is a must, interactive and experiential. I have come away both times feeling shocked and angry by this period of history. The museum does an excellent job of showing how swift and brutal the nazis occupation was. The exhibition gives context to the Schindler story rather than being about him. I recommend the museum anyway but feel people will benefit from this tour especially.

Tour was good and info from guide was good however we were in a groups of 25 which made it very challenging when walking around the narrow spaces to be able to hear and see everything he was saying. (Especially as there are also individually paid visitor’s also trying to view get past) Headsets would have been a better option. The was also not enough time to look at things throughout the exhibition and absorb the additional information surrounding you. It was very challenging to take photos due to the large group and narrow spaces which is a shame. Smaller groups of no more than 10 would be better and maybe have allocated guided tour slots in the museum for a better flow.