moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking and standing for extended periods.
Step into history at Sachsenhausen with a guided tour by Private Tours Berlin. Discover the stories of prisoners and the site’s haunting landmarks, gaining insights you won’t forget. Read on to learn why this experience is a vital part of understanding Berlin’s past.
All Ages • 6 Hour trip • private tour • with licensed guide
Explore the haunting history of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp on a guided tour that delves into the tragic stories of its prisoners. Witness the chilling sites of mass executions, medical experiments, and the resilience of survivors. This unforgettable experience offers profound insights into the consequences of hatred and the importance of remembrance.
6 hours
The Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp north of Berlin existed from July 12, 1936 until the end of World War II. Initially created to imprison political opponents, Sachsenhausen Camp was later used as a training ground for the Holocaust.
As guides licensed by the Concentration Camp Memorial of Sachsenhausen, we will guide you through the historical buildings and the informative exhibition. We will provide important details about the tragic history of courageous men and women, and provide an insight into life within the interment site.
Your excursion to the concentration camp near Berlin will take you through the Jewish Barracks, the Appelplatz roll call area, the prison, the pathology and hospital buildings as well as Station Z.
Visiting a former Nazi Concentration Camp is one of the most important things to do during your trip to Berlin. Sachsenhausen’s accessibility and importance as a centre for education and reconciliation makes it a day that is impossible to forget for a very long time.
We meet you at your accommodation or chosen meeting point.
Expect to walk on uneven ground and remain on your feet for an extended period.
Spring and summer visits can be sunny; stay hydrated and protect yourself from sun exposure.
This tour covers difficult topics; approach with an open mind and emotional readiness.
Tours tend to fill up, especially during peak seasons, so reserve your spot early.
Sachsenhausen served as a primary Nazi concentration camp from 1936 to 1945, symbolizing state-sponsored brutality.
Efforts focus on maintaining the site’s integrity and educating visitors about human rights and remembrance.
Good shoes are vital for walking over uneven terrain and long distances.
Layered clothing ensures comfort across varying temperatures and weather conditions.
all specific
Stay hydrated during the tour, especially on warmer days.
Capture reflections or take notes during your visit.