Sachsenhausen: A Transformative Historical Journey

Alberto, our guide tour was really knowledgeable about the history of Germany and of the concentration camp. He also recommended books to read and left us with a sence of how to be better so this will not ever happen again.

Very informative and touching experience. Lots of walking and guide was very knowledgeable and arrogant at the same time. No enough time for pictures due to guide trying to rush everything.

The most interesting visit in Berlin, indispensable for those interested in the 2nd war history. The tour guide Francisco really kind and professional, and really knows the history of the camp.

Our guide, Nicolas, knew a lot of history and it was very interesting. On top of this he also helped each one of the group on their way back to Berlin, giving directions depending on where we were going, and also he sent us a detailed mail with tips about where to eat and useful stuff.

Alberto was a very good tour guide. Honest and objective. Could not have asked for a better guide. Full of knowledge and answered questions very well.

My family and I decided to do this tour after meeting Monti on another tour (Cold war and Berlin wall). She is an amazing tour guide with a deep knowledge of everything you need to know about this dark time in Germany. As well as friendly and ready to help with any questions if need it. I cannot recommend these tours enough, as it is my second time in Berlin and I came back to this company after a lovely experience last year

monti was fantastic, she knows a lot about this tour and she answer all your questions, she explain all rhe things very very good. i recomended this tour to all people and if it's with monti better 😊

Excelent expierience, very clear and filled with precise information! Angel was our guide, easily one of the best guides I’ve ever had. Impressive knowledge, great sence of humour.

We visited Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp with Alberto as our guide. The story, data and personal treatment make the experience even better. Highly recommended activity for those interested in this part of the story!

We visited Berlin my partner and I, and at first we didn’t want to go to a concentration camp because we wanted to enjoy the city and not go through such a hard experience. However, after doing another freetour, we were encouraged to take this tour, and it was one of the best decisions of the trip. Our guide Alberto Manrique has a level of humanity and empathy that I haven’t seen in anyone in a long time. Their knowledge, sensitivity and humanity turned a difficult visit into an opportunity to reflect, learn and empathize. An experience that leaves a mark, and an exceptional guide.