Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
Honor history at Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp near Berlin. Explore with our guided tours. Choose from various options, including private tours. Visit this poignant site today.Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Guided Tour From Berlin
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Visit the Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum with an expert historian as your guide.
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See the punishment cells, gas chambers, and gallows.
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Listen to stories of bravery by the prisoners, as well as the atrocities that took place at the camp.
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Discover how Germany operated during the days of the Third Reich.
More details
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Visit the Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum with an expert historian as your guide.
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See the punishment cells, gas chambers, and gallows.
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Listen to stories of bravery by the prisoners, as well as the atrocities that took place at the camp.
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Discover how Germany operated during the days of the Third Reich.
Private Guided Tour of Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp with Optional Transfers
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Get insights into this carefully preserved memorial on this private tour with optional 2-way transfers and a multilingual licensed guide.
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Explore all the main camp locations where mass-murder operations were once carried out by the diabolical Heinrich Himmler and more.
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Visit 'Barrack 38', where Jewish prisoners were kept, the 'Green Monster', a low flat where Nazi soldiers used to convene, and the prison – to name a few.
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Opt for a ticket that includes transfers via public transport or get to the museum in a private car.
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Did you know? This camp was intended to be a model camp to train SS guards and enjoyed a special status due to its proximity to the 'Reich's' capital city.
More details
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Get insights into this carefully preserved memorial on this private tour with optional 2-way transfers and a multilingual licensed guide.
-
Explore all the main camp locations where mass-murder operations were once carried out by the diabolical Heinrich Himmler and more.
-
Visit 'Barrack 38', where Jewish prisoners were kept, the 'Green Monster', a low flat where Nazi soldiers used to convene, and the prison – to name a few.
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Opt for a ticket that includes transfers via public transport or get to the museum in a private car.
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Did you know? This camp was intended to be a model camp to train SS guards and enjoyed a special status due to its proximity to the 'Reich's' capital city.