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Step into history with a guided visit to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial, located just outside Berlin, Germany. This powerful experience takes you from the heart of Berlin to Oranienburg, where your journey into one of the most significant sites of the Nazi era begins.
After meeting your licensed English-speaking guide in Berlin, you'll travel together by train to Oranienburg. From there, a short walk brings you to the memorial site, where your guide will lead you through the former camp’s key locations, including the Camp Administration Center, Station Z, and the infamous watchtower.
Throughout the tour, your guide shares moving stories of resistance and survival, highlighting the experiences of Jewish prisoners, British POWs, and Soviet and Polish inmates. You'll also learn about the camp’s transformation under Soviet control after World War II, and the tragic fates of those held here, including notable figures like Stalin’s son.
The tour lasts approximately 5.5 hours and is conducted in English or German for small groups, ensuring a personal and respectful atmosphere. Your experience includes a guided tour and a €3 donation to the memorial, while public transport tickets and meals are not included. Please note, the tour involves moderate walking and is not wheelchair accessible.
This is a deeply educational and moving visit that provides crucial insight into Germany's past. Secure your spot now to ensure availability and take part in this unforgettable historical journey.
