- Gedenkstatte und Museum Sachsenhausen - From the meeting point we will head to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial, which is located to 30km to the north of Berlin, on the outskirts of Oranienburg.
Once there we will visit the Key elements of the camp including:
Tower A: The entrance into the main camp Compound
The Roll-call area
The Pathology Building, infirmary buildings and mortuary Celler
Station Z: the purpose-built execution facility
Exhibition in Former camp Kitchen
SS and Gestapo Prison
Former Prisoner barrack block
- Entry or admission fee included.
- ABC Travel Ticket for the S-bahn
- Bus fare
- Food and drinks
Sachsenhausen Tour in Berlin: Experience a unique, detailed excursion to Sachsenhausen with us on this exclusive tour event! It is known as Birchy’s Berlin’s Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Tour. Serving as major tools of terror in the Nazi regime, concentration camps played a pivotal role, and Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp stood out in its uniqueness. Being the Third Reich’s first purpose-built concentration camp and also the nearest one to Berlin, the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp holds a distinct place. It’s among the most frequented World War Two concentration camps globally.
This comprehensive tour provides you a complete insight into the Memorial Camp. It commences in Berlin City Center, where you’d meet your guide, Aaron. We then embark on a brief train journey to the Sachsenhausen Camp Memorial.
Aaron, holder of an Official Certified Sachsenhausen Tour Guide License for several years, has participated in various courses and imparted training to other Berlin Guides. His exceptional knowledge and profound understanding of Sachsenhausen set this tour apart.
Either Birchy or one of our seasoned guides will accompany you on a public tour as we move northwards from Berlin to visit Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, located closest to the Third Reich’s capital.
We will delve into how the concentration camps evolved from makeshift prisons into purpose-built facilities. We will probe into the myriad functions, atrocities, experiments, slayings, and mass homicides that took place within (and occasionally outside) the camp boundaries, from summer 1936 until its liberation in late April 1945.
We will consider the shift in the prisoner demographic before and during the Second World War.
- Accessible for those with limited mobility
- Animals or pets allowed
- Infant seats unavailable
- Infants must not sit on laps
- Meeting Point: Outside Hopfingerbrau Ebertstraße 24, 10117 Berlin (This is located next to the Brandenberg Gate)
- Meeting Point: Outside Hopfingerbrau Ebertstraße 24, 10117 Berlin (This is located next to the Brandenberg Gate)
- Read Our Post Know Before You Go Sachsenhausen
- Wheelchair accessible
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
