Description
Summary
Description
Step into history with a guided visit to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial, located just outside Berlin, Germany. This powerful tour invites you to explore one of the first purpose-built concentration camps, offering a sobering look at the realities of the Nazi regime.
Your journey begins at Friedrichstraße Train Station in central Berlin, where you’ll meet your English-speaking guide. From there, travel by train to Oranienburg, learning about the town’s role during the camp’s operation and how its residents were connected to the camp’s history.
At Sachsenhausen, your guide will lead you through significant sites including the barracks, punishment cells, infirmary, and the infamous Station Z, where executions took place. You’ll also visit the Inspectorate of Camps, the administrative center for the entire camp system across Europe.
The tour fee includes entry to the memorial and a €3 donation per guest to support the ongoing preservation of the site. Please note that a public transport ticket for Berlin’s ABC zones is required and not included in the tour price. Food, drinks, and gratuities are also not included.
This experience lasts approximately 5.5 hours and involves moderate walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended. Join this unforgettable journey to honor the memory of those who suffered and to gain a deeper understanding of history. Secure your spot now—spaces fill quickly for this essential Berlin experience.
