6 h

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Sobre esta atividade

Durante os jogos olímpicos de 1936, realizados na Alemanha nazista, trabalhadores escravos foram forçados a construir um novo campo de concentração ao norte de Berlim, destinado a manter os inimigos políticos dos nazistas. Este campo era o Sachsenhausen e, durante uma década, 200.000 pessoas ficaram presas dentro do acampamento antes de ele ser evacuado pelos soviéticos em 1945. Durante mais cinco anos, os soviéticos usaram o campo para encarcerar 60.000 criminosos de guerra, incluindo nazistas e colaboradores.
Nesta excursão, você poderá explorar o local memorial de Sachsenhausen com um guia particular. Veja as celas, os locais de execução, o crematório, o laboratório de patologia, o hospital e outros locais, e saiba mais sobre a história do campo, daqueles que foram presos aqui e por quê arquitetos Nazista consideravam que Sachsenhausen tinha a estrutura ideal para um campo de concentração.
Esta excursão foi pesquisada e criada pelo antigo adido militar britânico Nigel Dunkley, um dos maiores historiadores militares do mundo. Sua excursão pode ou não pode ser conduzido por Nigel; todos os guias turísticos têm seu próprio conhecimento da história de Sachsenhausen e são experientes em desvendar a história complexa da Segunda Guerra Mundial e do Holocausto.

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Guia licenciado treinado pela autoridade memorial
Recepção e desembarque no hotel

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Alimentos e bebidas
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Adicional

A confirmação será recebida até 48 horas após a reserva, de acordo com a disponibilidade
Você DEVE entrar em contato com o operador turístico pelo menos 48 horas antes da chegada para organizar a sua retirada
Esta excursão/atividade é particular. Apenas o seu grupo participará.

Características

Turismo

95%

Cultural

80%

Análises

4.8

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William L

5 | 2019-07-03

Walid, our guide, was amazing and made the day enjoyable and educational for everyone in our 7 person group. His sense of humor, flexibility, and commitment to make sure everyone was engaged were very much appreciated. Even though we weren't staying at a traditional hotel, Walid still found our Airbnb and started our day from there. A few people in our group would have had difficulty with all the walking this tour requires so Walid helped us out by getting a taxi to and from the train station in Oranienberg. Don't forget to pack your lunch and prepare for the day as amenities are a little scarce during most of the day. That said, if you are prepared you will find this tour to be an engaging and thoughtful experience. We were thankful to have Walid as our tour guide and would recommend him to anyone. Thanks for a great day Walid! Will and Amanda Leque

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Kathi W

5 | 2017-02-02

This was a very moving, somber experience but a must for everyone to see. Our guide was very informative and knowledgeable. He picked us up at our hotel, had subway passes for us and brought us back to our hotel. Good thing too because I would not,have been able to find the camp as there was. O signage once we got to the town. Worth the money.

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Bruce T

5 | 2016-06-21

Our tour guide, Taylor was amazing. He knew so much. We couldn't have asked for a better explanation of nazi Germany's rise and the use of concentration camps. We were given time to look to explore the exhibits but Taylor was always there to answer our questions. Station Z was chilling.

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Piyuse D

5 | 2015-09-30

Maria was an excellent guide though this somber experience through the camp. Thank you for taking your time to share the history with us

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Deena K

5 | 2015-04-09

Our tour was great. Our guide, Taylor, was very knowledgeable and we learned a lot.. It was great having a private tour guide. It made for an intimate tour for such a sensitive subject.

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kristinmcpherson40

5 | 2014-10-10

Amazing tour! Our guide was knowledgable and very informative. A must if in Berlin!

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