• Gedenkstätte und Museum Sachsenhausen - Starting from the meeting point, the journey will proceed to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial, situated approximately 30km north of Berlin, near Oranienburg.

Upon arrival, the visit will include key features of the camp such as:

Tower A: The main entrance to the camp compound

The Roll-call area

The Pathology Building, infirmary buildings, and mortuary cellar

Station Z: The specially designed execution facility

Exhibition in the former camp kitchen

SS and Gestapo prison

Former prisoner barrack block

• Entry or admission fee included.

• ABC ticket is required, if you do not already have a travel pass guides are happy to help!
• Bus fare
• Food and drinks

Berlin Sachsenhausen Tour: Experience an exceptional tour event with an in-depth visit to Sachsenhausen! This is Birchy’s Berlin’s Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Tour. Concentration camps were a crucial tool in the Nazi regime’s reign of terror, and Sachsenhausen was particularly distinctive. It was the first concentration camp specifically constructed within the Third Reich and the nearest to Berlin. It is also among the most visited World War Two concentration camps globally.

This tour offers a comprehensive visit to the memorial camp. The journey begins in Berlin City Center, where participants will meet their guide, Aaron. Following this, a brief train ride will take them to the Sachsenhausen Camp Memorial.

Aaron has held an Official Certified Sachsenhausen Tour Guide License for many years and has participated in numerous courses, as well as trained other Berlin Guides. His extensive experience and unique historical knowledge of Sachsenhausen make this tour unparalleled!

Join Birchy or one of our expert guides on a public tour as we travel north of Berlin to visit Sachsenhausen, the closest concentration camp to the capital of the Third Reich.

The tour will explore how the concentration camp system evolved from makeshift prisons into purpose-built facilities, examining the various functions, crimes, experimentation, murder, and mass murder that occurred within (and sometimes beyond) the camp’s confines from the summer of 1936 until its liberation in late April 1945.

We will also examine the changing prisoner demographics leading up to 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)
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• Wheelchair accessible

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