Experience the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Tour from Berlin and witness the stories of Nazi persecution. Learn about the horrors of the camp and the resilience of its inmates. Book now and support the restoration of this important historical site.
- Friedrichstraße - Take a train from our meeting point near S+U Friedrichstraße to Oranienburg. Oranienburg is the city where the former concentration camp was established.
- Oranienburg - Travel with our guide to Oranienburg S-Bahn. Explore the town and learn about the involvement of the local residents and see where the inmates used to work.
- Gedenkstätte und Museum Sachsenhausen - Sachsenhausen, the former concentration camp. Arrive at the site and tour the interiors of the first camp specifically constructed to be a concentration camp, rather than repurposing existing buildings.
See the old barracks, prison cells, torture cells, camp kitchen, Station Z (where mass executions occurred), the gas chamber, and crematorium. You’ll also visit the infirmaries and pathology center, as well as Tower A, the main guard tower.
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- Licensed guide trained by memorial authority
- Entry to the memorial included
- English-language guide
- Insider Tour donates €3 to the Sachsenhausen memorial authority per guest
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Train ticket (you will need a Berlin Transport ABC Zone ticket costing approximately 9 euros)
- Gratuities
- Food and drinks
The erstwhile Sachsenhausen concentration camp, was one of the first camps constructed with the express intent of terrorizing, persecuting, torturing, and murdering those the Nazis deemed racially, politically, or socially inferior. As you journey to this notorious camp, you’ll pass through the nearby town of Oranienburg - a settlement which benefited from its proximity to the camp. Your experienced, licensed guide will escort you around the past prison and punishment cells, infirmaries, living quarters, gas chamber, and crematorium. You’ll hear inspiring tales of defiance and unity amongst the prisoners in almost impossible circumstances. The tour will also take you to the Inspectorate of Camps, a seemingly ordinary building where the Nazis orchestrated their pan-European concentration camp operations.
For each ticket that we sell, we contribute €2 to maintaining and further restoring the previous concentration camp.
- Good walking shoes are recommended
- Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the tour starting time
- Check the weather and dress accordingly
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.