Berlin : Sachsenhausen koncentrationslejr tur på engelsk

Nikolai was very knowledgeable and helpful- a great tour guide with great English. Small grouping was a nice touch

Great visit guided by Nickolai, who shared his knowledge at a depth and pace that perfectly fitted the day. A visit that really makes you stop and think.

Nickolai was a wonderful guide. He spoke from extensive knowledge and respect about the subjects of the tour: the Nazis and the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. He leavened this history with touches of emotion and brief but touching individual stories. He moved the lengthy tour along quickly and efficiently, while being unfailingly courteous to slower walkers.

Nikolai is an experienced guide and is very passionate about the topic he explains. He ensured everyone is comfortable throughout the tour.

Ariel was a great guide. He is very knowledgeable and has a pleasant personality. He helped my family get our ABC card at the train station. The group size was manageable around 20. Our tour of the town and camp was just long enough for me but some other guests looked rather tired at the end. I have a pretty good knowledge of WWII history and still learned a lot on this tour.

Emma was an awesome guide for our full day at Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. From the very start Emma was a strong, clear, super effective and organized guide who was exceptionally knowledgeable. She met us earlier than the appointed time to help us all get together and make sure we were all here as well as answer questions. There were some people in our large group (and I was one of them) who did not have a train ticket, so she helped us get buy them and assisted everybody in getting them validated. Once we arrived at the camp, she guided us on an excellent tour. Emma was uncommonly knowledgeable and provided us with great information prior to starting the long, walking tour as well as at each stop. While it was a slightly chilly, modestly windy day with a few mild sprinkles, Emma's energy and enthusiasm never flagged. Honestly, I learned a great deal visiting Sachsenhausen. I think it is extremely important for people to visit the concentration camps. Unfortunately, there are still people who insist this "did not happen" or it "was exaggerated." As fewer and fewer survivors are around to give person-to-person accounts of their experiences and this atrocity, it is increasingly important to preserve these camps and guide people through them. Anybody who says it can not happen again is not paying attention to current world events. Sachsenhausen is my fourth concentration camp and while it may not quite "pack the punch" that Auschwitz did, it certainly made an impact and is essential viewing for anybody seriously interested in WWII, Jewish history, our world's current political state, or humanity.

We went on a tour guided by Xavier. He was an incredible guide providing lots of context and facts but with an engaging tone and pace. It was easy to follow and he explained in depth the sights and stories of the concentration camp.

Rohan was a fantastic guide. The experience was much richer than going without a tour group. Logistics were smooth and I learned a ton!

Mikey was simply awesome. Extremely informed and attentive. He really knows his stuff. I wish I could have Mikey on all my tours. Great Job!

We had Irish Paul as our tour guide to Sachsenhausen and we wouldn’t have had it any other way. Paul approached this historically and emotionally-complex topic with a laudable balance of fact and feeling - delivering a depth of knowledge in a manner which demonstrated clear empathy for, not only the groups affected in that time period, but also those who continue to be affected by similar regimes to this very day. he also gave us some great local pastry and bar recs! cheers paul for expanding our minds and our palettes!