• Memorial and Museum Sachsenhausen - Your licenced guide with over 14 years of experience will accompany you from Berlin to the former concentration camp Sachsenhausen.

• See how the Nazi dictatorship crushed political opposition with the early camp system

• Walk in the footsteps of the inmates who were led through the town of Oranienburg in full view of the townspeople

• Hear how the system of control and humiliation developed here became the template for the later camps

• Understand how this brutal camp became a site of mass extermination by 1941

• Memorial entry fee included

• Transportation Costs

Constructed in 1936 during the same period when the Nazis were displaying their autocracy through the Olympic Games, Sachsenhausen was originally aimed at suppressing potential dissidence from the left. However, it quickly got overcrowded with groups and individuals who were victimized by the government due to their race, religion, sexuality, or perceived misfit for the society.

Being the second purpose-built camp and the nearest permanent one to Berlin, Sachsenhausen was designed to serve as a prototype for all following camps. A visit to the Memorial now can give you insights into the progressive development not just of the camp system, but also of the dictatorship as a whole — from discrimination to extermination.

• There is a medium amount of walking expected on this tour (around 10km)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.