

by Buendía
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$136.12The tour begins with a pickup at Alexanderplatz, where participants board a private bus for a full-day outing around Berlin and its surroundings. The first major visit is to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, where the guide leads a detailed walk through the site lasting about three hours. Visitors see original camp buildings including Barracks 38 and 39, the camp prison, kitchen, laundry, infirmary, and morgue. The guide explains the daily routines and conditions of prisoners and points out memorials such as the Soviet Monument from 1961 and exhibitions including the "Death Marches" display and Tower A, which highlights security measures and punishments. Afterwards, the group travels by bus to Potsdam for roughly two hours. There, the guide conducts a walking tour of the city’s historic palaces and gardens, places that reflect its past as a royal residence. The tour concludes with some free time for independent exploration in Potsdam before returning to Berlin. The package includes a professional guide, all admissions, and private bus transfers, but food and drinks are not provided. The entire tour lasts about seven hours.
Alexanderplatz Departure
The tour starts from Alexanderplatz where participants board the bus. The day is planned as a high-quality excursion covering key historical locations in Berlin and surroundings.
15 min
Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
The visit lasts about three hours at the concentration camp. The tour includes visits to the "Death Marches" Exhibition, Barracks 38 and 39 in the Small Camp area, the camp prison, kitchen and laundry facilities, the infirmary and morgue, and Station Z. The guide discusses prisoner daily life and security measures at Tower A. Visitors also see the Soviet Monument erected in 1961 and learn how memorials on site reflect different historical periods and ideologies.
180 min
Potsdam
After the camp visit, the group travels to Potsdam for about two hours. The guide leads a walk through the city’s palaces and gardens, remnants of its history as a royal residence. The tour includes some free time for independent exploration.
120 min
Your guide will be waiting next to the World Time Clock at Alexandreplatz. They will be wearing their Buendía accreditation.
End point
Your guide will be waiting next to the World Time Clock at Alexandreplatz. They will be wearing their Buendía accreditation.


by Buendía
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$136.12The tour begins with a pickup at Alexanderplatz, where participants board a private bus for a full-day outing around Berlin and its surroundings. The first major visit is to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, where the guide leads a detailed walk through the site lasting about three hours. Visitors see original camp buildings including Barracks 38 and 39, the camp prison, kitchen, laundry, infirmary, and morgue. The guide explains the daily routines and conditions of prisoners and points out memorials such as the Soviet Monument from 1961 and exhibitions including the "Death Marches" display and Tower A, which highlights security measures and punishments. Afterwards, the group travels by bus to Potsdam for roughly two hours. There, the guide conducts a walking tour of the city’s historic palaces and gardens, places that reflect its past as a royal residence. The tour concludes with some free time for independent exploration in Potsdam before returning to Berlin. The package includes a professional guide, all admissions, and private bus transfers, but food and drinks are not provided. The entire tour lasts about seven hours.
Alexanderplatz Departure
The tour starts from Alexanderplatz where participants board the bus. The day is planned as a high-quality excursion covering key historical locations in Berlin and surroundings.
15 min
Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
The visit lasts about three hours at the concentration camp. The tour includes visits to the "Death Marches" Exhibition, Barracks 38 and 39 in the Small Camp area, the camp prison, kitchen and laundry facilities, the infirmary and morgue, and Station Z. The guide discusses prisoner daily life and security measures at Tower A. Visitors also see the Soviet Monument erected in 1961 and learn how memorials on site reflect different historical periods and ideologies.
180 min
Potsdam
After the camp visit, the group travels to Potsdam for about two hours. The guide leads a walk through the city’s palaces and gardens, remnants of its history as a royal residence. The tour includes some free time for independent exploration.
120 min
Your guide will be waiting next to the World Time Clock at Alexandreplatz. They will be wearing their Buendía accreditation.
End point
Your guide will be waiting next to the World Time Clock at Alexandreplatz. They will be wearing their Buendía accreditation.