Description
Summary
Description
Discover the profound history of Germany on this guided Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial tour, departing from Berlin. This experience offers a powerful look into the events that shaped the twentieth century and provides essential context for understanding the Nazi regime and its aftermath.
Your journey begins in Berlin, where you’ll meet your knowledgeable guide before taking a short train ride to Oranienburg, just 35 minutes away. From the station, a 20-minute walk leads you directly to the Sachsenhausen Memorial, setting the stage for a reflective and immersive visit.
The tour starts at the former Camp Administration Center, now an informative museum chronicling the camp’s chilling role as the headquarters for the Third Reich’s concentration camp network. As you explore, your guide shares gripping stories of prisoner resistance and survival, bringing the camp’s somber history to life.
You’ll visit key sites within the memorial, including Station Z, the watchtower, Jewish barracks, punishment cells, and the infirmary. Hear about the tragic fates of various groups, notable prisoners like Stalin’s son, and how the camp was later repurposed by the Soviets after World War II.
With expert commentary throughout, this tour offers a poignant educational experience that respects history while honoring those who suffered. After your visit, your guide will escort you back to Berlin’s city center. Availability is limited, so secure your place now for this unforgettable journey.
