Sachsenhausen Memorial Guided History Tour

Sachsenhausen Memorial Guided History Tour

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Berlin

Stone monument depicting three male figures representing victims of Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial site
Black metal gate with "Arbeit Macht Frei" inscription at Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial, with industrial buildings
White building with clock tower and metal gate entrance at Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial site under blue sky
Stone monument depicting three male figures representing victims of Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial site
Stone monument depicting three male figures representing victims of Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial site

Operating Hours

Starts at 10:00 am

Instant Confirmation

Instant Tour Confirmation will be Provided.

Mobile Voucher Accepted

Use your phone or print your voucher

Free Cancellation 96 Hours Prior

English, German

This guided tour takes you through the Sachsenhausen Memorial, on the site of the former Sachsenhausen concentration camp north of Berlin. An English or German-speaking guide walks you through the grounds, and your ticket includes a donation to the Camp Memorial. Sachsenhausen opened in 1936 and also served as a training site for concentration camp staff posted across Germany.

Your guide takes you into the original barracks to show how prisoners lived, and walks you through the memorial areas, including the site of the gallows, explaining what each part of the camp was used for. Along the way, you hear the stories of individuals who were held at the camp and how they held on to hope through the hardship, alongside the wider facts of how the camp operated. More than 200,000 people passed through Sachsenhausen over the years, and tens of thousands died there.

The visit is a walking tour across the memorial grounds, with no transport involved. Rayna's local team handles your booking and arrangements and is available for support before and after your visit.

  • Walk with a knowledgeable guide through the history of Sachsenhausen, from its use during the war to today.
  • Step inside the original barracks to see how prisoners lived day to day.
  • Hear the stories of individuals held at the camp and how they endured the hardship.
  • Walk through the memorial areas, including the site of the gallows, in a moment of quiet reflection.
  • Your visit includes a guided tour and the memorial's entrance donation.
  • English or German-speaking guide
  • Guided tour of the Sachsenhausen Memorial
  • Camp Memorial entrance donation included
  • Food and drinks
  • Tips
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Personal expenses
  1. Download the voucher from your booking dashboard.
  2. Keep a soft copy on your phone, or print it.
  3. Show it to your guide for verification at the start of the tour.
  • Bring a valid photo ID or passport with you.
  • Arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the scheduled start time.
  • Wear comfortable shoes and clothing, since the visit involves walking across the memorial grounds.
  • Carry snacks and water with you.
  • Smoking is not allowed on site.
  • Only service dogs are permitted; other pets are not allowed.
  • This tour is not wheelchair accessible and is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or walking difficulties.
  • Arrive on time; late arrival is treated as a no-show, with no rescheduling or refund.
  • Free cancellation is available up to 96 hours before the start, per the booking policy.
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Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes an English or German-speaking guide, a guided walk through the Sachsenhausen Memorial, and the Camp Memorial's entrance donation. Food, drinks and hotel transport are not included, so bring your own snacks and water.
Your guide takes you into the original barracks, through the memorial areas and past the site of the gallows, explaining how the camp operated and sharing the stories of individuals who were held there.
Yes, the Camp Memorial's entrance donation is included in your ticket, along with the guided tour, so there is nothing further to pay at the site itself or during the visit.
No, food and drinks are not included in this tour. Carry your own snacks and water, as recommended for the visit, since there are limited options once you are inside the memorial grounds.