Sachsenhausen: Small Group Tour + Transport from Berlin at Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial

Sachsenhausen: Small Group Tour + Transport from Berlin is a guided day tour from central Berlin to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp memorial and museum, covering one of the most significant sites of Nazi-era history in Germany. Sachsenhausen, located north of Berlin near Oranienburg, was established in 1936 as the first purpose-built concentration camp of the Nazi regime and served as a prototype for the broader camp system that followed. The tour departs from Alexanderplatz 7 and runs for approximately five hours, with transport, entry to the memorial, and a local expert guide all included in the booking.

Groups are kept small to allow for a more considered visit, with the guide using 'Then and Now' photographs and maps to place the physical site in its historical context. Visitors walk through the camp grounds, learning about the conditions, the prisoner population, and the administrative role Sachsenhausen played within the wider SS concentration camp network. The tour covers the main memorial areas and museum exhibits. Tickets include water, wi-fi access in the vehicle, and all entry fees. Please note the site is not wheelchair accessible. For more things to do in Berlin, including other historical and cultural attractions, a full city guide is available.