Who we are

Since 2024, we have chosen to tell the story of Auschwitz-Birkenau through guides, articles and pictures, driven by a deep desire to preserve memory and promote historical awareness.

The creation of this website stems from a desire to offer visitors a reliable and accessible reference point to organize their visit and fully understand the importance of this iconic place.

We are a group of people united by a commitment to historical memory and its transmission. We believe that telling the story of Auschwitz is not only a way to inform, but also an act of responsibility to the past and an invitation to reflect on the present and the future.

Our goal is to provide clear and detailed information to help you have a meaningful and respectful experience. Articles, tips and insights are designed to guide you through the intricacies of this unique place so that each visit can be a time of learning and reflection.

We would like to clarify that auschwitztrip.com is not the official website of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, but an independent project, born of the passion and commitment of those who believe in the power of memory. With our words and images, we hope to take you on a journey that goes beyond history to touch on universal values of dignity, justice and humanity.

This is not the official website of Auschwitz

We are a group of people who, with respect and dedication, decided to create a space dedicated to the memory of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Here you will find no promotions or sponsored content, just a project born out of a desire to share knowledge, experiences and resources to help you experience a meaningful and conscious visit.

Our goal is not only to provide you with useful information about what to see or how to organize, but to accompany you on a journey of reflection and discovery. Auschwitz is not just a place, but a universal symbol that invites remembrance, learning and respect.

This website is our contribution to keeping that memory alive. With accurate articles and reliable resources, we hope to offer you the tools to fully understand the value of a visit to Auschwitz, whether it is for a day or a deeper journey. We are here to help you plan every detail, but also to inspire you to live this experience with an open heart and a mind ready to listen.

Thank you for being here. We hope that our words and commitment can accompany you on this journey.

The people behind the project

Our site began as a shared project among friends, with the intention of providing practical and informative support to those wishing to visit Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Today it has become a landmark for those seeking to understand the history and importance of this place.

Paolo Sanetti

I am Paolo, a software engineer passionate about technology and innovation. Originally from Genoa, I love discovering new places and putting my creativity at the service of projects I am passionate about. On the team, I take care of the technical management of the site and write articles that combine accuracy and curiosity to provide useful and engaging content.

Andrea Semonella

My name is Andrea, and I am a great lover of art and culture. I spend my days devising strategies to make our content more and more accessible and interesting. My passion for knowledge and curiosity about the world drive me to always look for new stories to tell and share.

Alberto Frulla

I am Alberto, a yacht designer with a passion for travel and places that can tell ancient stories. I like to draw inspiration from what I observe to fuel my creativity and turn it into unique projects. I believe that every place has its own soul, ready to reveal itself to those who know how to look with curious eyes and an open mind.

Marta Bianchi

Always a travel enthusiast, I have been lucky enough to explore the world from a young age, discovering fascinating cultures and traditions. When I’m not traveling, I pursue my passion for design, creating digital projects that combine functionality and beauty. I also love experimenting in the kitchen, especially with desserts, because I think every activity can tell something about us.

Filippo Rossi

My name is Filippo and I love everything related to technology and innovation. I spend my time looking for creative solutions to improve digital projects and exploring new ways to apply my skills. In my spare time, I relax by playing soccer, watching TV series, and immersing myself in the virtual worlds of video games. At work, I always make time for a good cup of coffee and a smile.

Do you want to get in touch with us?

Do you need help planning your visit to Auschwitz?

Write to us at info@benicool.it or fill out the form below.

We are always available to answer questions, provide support or collaborate to promote memory-related events.

Your request will be treated with the utmost care and respect.