Located 22 miles outside Berlin, Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp was built in the summer of 1936. We meet in Berlin's city center and take the train together to the Memorial but if you know how to make your way there on your own, then we will meet by the Welcome Desk. From there, we will start discovering the Memorial and learn about what happened there during WWII era. If you are interested in this period, it will be an important part of your trip to Berlin. In approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, we will learn about the history and development of this camp, who were sent there, what was the treatment of its prisoners, and the memories of those who did not survive the extreme torture or brutality. In addition, we will get to discover how the camp was freed after the war and who were the survivors. You'd then be able to stay longer in the Memorial on your own to get in-depth knowledge about the Camp.