Berlin: Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Tour

Experience a profound and educational journey on the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Tour from Berlin. This guided excursion takes you from Alexanderplatz to one of Germany’s most significant World War II memorial sites, offering powerful insights into the history and legacy of Sachsenhausen.

Your expert guide will meet you in the heart of Berlin and accompany you on a scenic train ride to Oranienburg, providing important context about the camp’s origins and its pivotal role within Nazi Germany’s concentration camp system. As you travel, you’ll learn about the historical developments that shaped this notorious site.

Upon arrival, begin your exploration at the iconic Tower A and the infamous “Arbeit macht Frei” gate. Discover the stories behind Barracks 38 and 39, which housed Jewish prisoners, and visit the museum within Barracks 38 to see poignant exhibits on daily life during the camp’s operation. The tour continues to the original punishment cells, revealing the harsh conditions endured by inmates.

You’ll gain further understanding of the camp’s tragic past with stops at the former infirmary and morgue, where cruel medical experiments took place. See the prisoner kitchen, now a powerful museum, and the remains of Station Z, the site of mass executions. The experience concludes at the Soviet memorial, highlighting Sachsenhausen’s later history.

At the end of your visit, you may return to Berlin by train with your guide or remain at the memorial to reflect and explore independently. Spaces on this meaningful tour are limited, so secure your spot today to ensure an unforgettable and moving experience.