Private Tour from Berlin to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp

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“I recently booked a private tour with Jonny in Berlin and what a great time we had! Jonny was able to explain complex events in history with ease and in an interesting way. We really enjoyed learning all there was to Berlin's history and Jonny was great at creating a fun, entertaining and insightful tour for us. Highly recommended.”
Nov 2022
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“We would highly recommend Whitlam's Berlin Tours. We haven't visited Berlin in a long time so wanted to reacquaint ourselves with this wonderful city.
We were greeted by Jonny at our hotel and instantly warmed to him. He has a wealth of knowledge and isn't afraid to inject humour when appropriate.
He also shared some great recommendations of places to go after our tour.
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Nov 2022
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“We did a walking tour of Berlin with Jonny when we visited for the weekend recently. It was incredibly easy to book and Jonny helped us make the most of our short time in the city by not only showing us the must-see sights, but also some of the hidden and less well-known parts that we would never had known about were it not for Jonny's fantastic knowledge of Berlin.
He has a fantastic style; extremely informative, but also very funny and engaging, which made the tour great fun. Were we not only staying for the weekend, we would have booked again. Would thoroughly recommend.”
Aug 2017

Arbeit Macht Frei sign at the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial

Your private Sachsenhausen tour guide will explain the camp fence system, including stories of murder and attempted escapes

Your private Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial tour includes the 1961 memorial to the communist victims of the camp

Statue depicting a Soviet solder liberating two prisoners

The "Hanging poles" torture device in the Sachsenhausen camp prison

"Neutral Zone: Shots fired without warning": discuss themes of arbitrary punishment on your Sachsenhausen tour

The "Station Z" execution centre featured a crematorium with 4 ovens

Hear stories of how prisoners were forced to commit crimes at the hands of the SS guards

Explore the remains of the Station Z execution centre, including the gas chamber and "neck shot device"

Hear how prisoners were set to work on in all parts of the site, including the Station Z execution centre

Guard Tower A - entrance to the prison camp

Memorial for the victims of Soviet "Special Camp 7" killed at Sachsenhausen after World War Two

Model of the "Klinkerwerk" brick factory and plan of the entire Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Site

Guard Tower at the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Site

Frequently asked questions

about the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial Private Tour

Where can I buy food?

There is a cafe on-site, but you will have time to pick up some food to take with you in the train station on the way.

How do I buy train tickets?

Tickets are available in all train stations in Berlin. Your guide will help you buy tickets on the day. You will need a 24-hour ABC ticket, which costs €10 per person.

Can I take photos at the Sachsenhausen Memorial?

Yes, you can. The Memorial site asks that you take a moment to think about what you’re doing, be respectful, and think twice before sharing your photos from the Sachsenhausen Memorial.

When will I get back to Berlin?

The tour to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial takes about 6 hours including travel to and from Berlin.