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Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Tour

The tragic remnants: exploring concentration camps near frankfurt, germany.

by Original Berlin Tours | Mar 7, 2024 | Sachsenhausen

Throughout history, there are moments that remind us of the darkest capabilities of humanity. One such moment was the existence of concentration camps during World War II. These camps, established by the Nazis, were sites of unimaginable horror and suffering. While Frankfurt, Germany, holds a place as a bustling modern city today, it’s crucial never to forget the past. In this article, we will explore concentration camps near Frankfurt, Germany, shedding light on this tragic chapter in history.

The Notorious Past of Concentration Camps

During World War II, the Nazis utilized concentration camps to imprison and systematically exterminate millions of innocent people, including Jews, Romani people, LGBTQ+ individuals, political dissidents, and others deemed undesirable by the Nazi regime. As a testament to the atrocities committed, these camps have been preserved as museums and memorials.

1. Dachau Concentration Camp

Location: Dachau, approximately 20 kilometers north of Munich

Opened in March 1933, Dachau was one of the first concentration camps established by the Nazis. It served as a model for later camps and set the grim precedent for the treatment of prisoners.Originally intended for political opponents, Dachau later became a “school of violence” for SS members who would go on to staff other camps. The camp was liberated by American forces in April 1945.

Visiting Dachau Concentration Camp

Visiting Dachau offers a somber and educational experience, providing insight into life within the camp. On-site, you will find reconstructed barracks, a museum, and exhibitions detailing the history, conditions, and personal stories of the prisoners.

2. Buchenwald Concentration Camp

Location: Ettersberg, approximately 10 kilometers north of Weimar

Buchenwald, established in 1937, was one of the largest concentration camps in Germany. This camp imprisoned a diverse range of inmates – political opponents, resistance fighters, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Jews, and others. Following its liberation by American forces in April 1945, it became a special camp for former Nazis and war criminals awaiting trial.

Visiting Buchenwald Concentration Camp

Today, Buchenwald serves as a memorial and museum. Visitors can explore the former camp grounds, walk along the “Path of Prayer,” and learn about the daily life and suffering endured by the prisoners. The exhibits include photographs, personal belongings, and testimonies, offering a poignant glimpse into the past.

3. Mittelbau-Dora Concentration Camp

Location: Nordhausen, approximately 340 kilometers west of Frankfurt

Mittelbau-Dora, known for the construction of the V-2 rocket, was established in 1943 as a subcamp of Buchenwald. It became an independent concentration camp later that year. The prisoners, forced to work in harsh conditions, suffered from malnutrition and disease. Liberated by American troops in April 1945, the camp was later used as a Soviet internment camp.

Visiting Mittelbau-Dora Concentration Camp

Visitors to Mittelbau-Dora can explore the remnants of the camp, including the tunnels where prisoners were forced to work and the museum with artifacts and documents. The memorial and nearby exhibitions provide a chilling insight into the cruelty inflicted upon those interned here.

4. Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp

Location: Bergen, approximately 330 kilometers northwest of Frankfurt

Bergen-Belsen held a uniquely tragic place in history as both a concentration camp and a prisoner-of-war camp. Originally established in 1940, it was located in an area that made it an ideal holding place for prisoners from all across Europe. In 1945, it gained international attention when Anne Frank, a Jewish girl whose diary became world-renowned, tragically died there.

Visiting Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp

At Bergen-Belsen, visitors can walk through the memorial site and learn about the stories of the camp’s prisoners, including Anne Frank. The monument, exhibitions, and mass graves serve as a chilling reminder of the human cost of hatred and discrimination.

Visiting concentration camps near Frankfurt, Germany, offers a chance to pay tribute to the victims, honor their memory, and ensure that the horrors of the past are never forgotten. These sites provide educational and emotional experiences, allowing individuals to reflect on the consequences of prejudice, discrimination, and hate.

While it is crucial to explore and learn about history, it is equally important to approach these sites with respect and sensitivity. Take the time to read about the camps’ rules and guidelines before visiting to ensure a meaningful experience.

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Thank you for your interest. To truly understand the depth and impact of Berlin's history, we invite you to join our Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Tour . This visit provides a solemn reminder of the past and pays respect to the memories of those who suffered. We hope to see you soon as we embark on this important journey together.

WHAT TO EXPECT

• Bravery amidst horror
• Details of camp condition
• 6 hour tour
• Informative guides
• Uncover the truths

When: Every day at 10am Where: The meeting point is in front of the ehemaliges Kaiserliches Postfuhramt Berlin, Oranienburger Straße, 10117 Berlin, Germany, next to the entrance. Price: € 29,00 € 19,00 Per Person

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Basic information

• Admission to the grounds of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial is free of charge. The entry cards should be reserved on  visit.auschwitz.org . For better understanding the history of Auschwitz we suggest a visit with a guide-educator

• The fees are charged for  engaging a guide-educator . Visitors in groups are required to engage an Auschwitz Memorial guide. There is also possibility for individual visitors to join a guided tour .  

• The Museum  also  organizes  online guided tours   for groups and individual visitors .

• Due to overwhelming demand, please book in advance and arrive at the Memorial at least 30 minutes before the start of the tour due to security checks. The main car park and entrance to the Museum is located at 55 Więźniów Oświęcimia Street .

• Visitors to the grounds of the Museum should behave with due solemnity and respect. Visitors are obliged to dress in a manner befitting a place of this nature. Before the visit please read " the rules for visiting ".

• The grounds and buildings of the Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau camps are open to visitors. The duration of a visit is determined solely by the individual interests and needs of the visitors. As a minimum, however, at least three-and-a-half hours should be reserved.

• The maximum size of backpacks or handbags brought into the Museum can not exceed dimensions: 30x20x10 cm . Please leave your bags in your cars or buses.

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Multibook is also available in I nternational Sign language

Guided Tours for Individual Visitors

Individual visitors may tour the Memorial independently or in organised groups with a guide.

Entrance to the Museum, to both Auschwitz I and Birkenau parts, is possible only with a personalized entry pass booked in advance. Reservations can be made at visit.auschwitz.org or on the spot at the cashier. The number of entry passes available is limited.

Due to the huge interest, visitors are kindly requested to book in advance at the website visit.auschwitz.org, as well as to arrive at least 30 minutes before the start of the tour. Larger luggage should be left in vehicles in the car park. Before the visit, please read the rules of visiting and the opening hours of the Museum.

HOURS OF THE VISIT CAN BE RESERVED ONLINE: VISIT.AUSCHWITZ.ORG

Online guided tours

The online guided tour lasts about two hours and is divided into two parts – in Auschwitz I and Birkenau. The guide's narration is conducted live. Additionally, the educator uses multimedia materials, archival photographs, artistic works, documents, and testimonies of Survivors. Interaction with the guide and asking questions is also possible. 

GROUPS / SCHOOLS

The tour for groups is available in 7 languages (English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Polish, and Spanish). Bookings can be made after logging in via a form available on visit.auschwitz.org .

TOURS FOR INDIVIDUAL VISITORS

Individual visitors can join guided tours starting at set times of the day in English, German and Polish.  Entry cards are available at visit.auschwitz.org .

Check the hours of online guided tours for individual visitors . 

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Guided tours options. Prices.

We offer visitors several options for guided tours. Each includes tours of Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau.

• General tours (2,5 h) • General tours (3,5 h) • Guided tours for individual visitors (3,5 h) • One-day study tours (6 h) • Two-day study tours (2x3 h) • Online tour (2 h)

Because of a large number of visitors guides should be reserved at least two months before a planned visit.

Plan a visit

In order to take in the grounds and exhibitions in a suitable way, visitors should set aside a minimum of about 90 minutes for the Auschwitz site and the same amount of time for Auschwitz II-Birkenau. It is essential to visit both parts of the camp, Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau, in order to acquire a proper sense of the place that has become the symbol of the Holocaust of the European Jews as well as Nazi crimes againt Poles, Romas and other groups.

The grounds and most of the buildings at the sites of the Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau sites are open to visitors. Some buildings are not accessible to visitors (including the blocks reserved for the Museum administration and its departments). Please familiarize yourself with " the rules for visiting ".

Opening hours

The Museum is open all year long, seven days a week, except January 1, December 25, and Easter Sunday. You can start the visit in the following hours*:

• 7:30 AM - 2:00 PM December
• 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM January, November
• 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM February
• 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM March, October
• 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM April, May, September
• 7:30 AM - 7:00 PM June, July, August

* These are the hours of entrance to the Museum. A visitor may stay on the site of the Museum 90 minutes after the last entrance hour (i.e. 5.30 in February or 8.30 in July) 

"Reserve" buildings available for the visitors

Study tour groups may visit Block 2 and 3 of the former Auschwitz I camp and wooden hospital barracks (B-80 and B-210) at the Auschwitz II-Birkenau camp. Block 2 and 3 are ones of so-called "reserve blocks" of the Museum, maintained and presented in their original condition. Since the liberation of the camp, the interior of the blocks has been preserved almost intact. It comprises rooms for prisoners, a washroom, toilets and other areas, furnished with original strawbeds, bunks and other elements of block furnishing. 

Getting to the Museum

The Museum is located on the outskirts of the city of Oświęcim on provincial road 933. The visit starts at the former Auschwitz I site. The Museum is about 2 km. from the train station and can be reached from there by local buses. (GPS coordinates: GPS coordinates: 19.20363 E, 50.0266 N )

There are PKS and minibus stops adjacent to the Museum, with service to Cracow and Katowice. There are also two international airports within about 50 kilometers of Oświęcim: Kraków-Balice and Katowice-Pyrzowice.

More information for visitors (i.e. transport, weather)

Temporarily closed for visitors

Closed for the visitors:

• parts of the Auschwitz II-Birkenau (majority of BII sector, area of so-called Kanada and ruins of gas chambers and crematoria IV & V)

• part of the exhibition in Blocks 4, 5 and 6 in Auschwitz I

• the Russian exhibition in Block 14 

• The so-called Central Sauna building in Auschwitz II-Birkenau

• the Slovak exhibition in Block 16

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The 7 Best Holocaust Tours In Germany 2024

Looking for the best Holocaust tours Germany has to offer?

I am here to help.

I have visited Holocaust sites all across Europe, including Germany because it is so important to learn about this period in history.

With memorial museums and former nazi concentration camps across Germany, there are endless places you can learn and pay your respects.

But which tours should you book?

No matter if are visiting concentration camps for the first time or have an in-depth knowledge of the Holocaust, these 7 tours offer something for everyone.

So let’s take a look at the best world war 2 tours you can do across Germany for your next trip.

Private Custom Berlin Sightseeing Tour in a Minivan

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✔️Private tour of Berlin’s sites

Private Third Reich Walking Tour of Berlin

✔️ Visit over 12 historic sites

✔️Private tour and guide

Private Nuremberg WW2 Tour

✔️ Top rated Nuremberg guide

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1.Private Tour to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial

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This Tour Includes:

-Local licensed guide -All entry fees -Free pre-visit Information guide -English speaking -Hotel Transfers

Why pick this tour?

Visiting Berlin is always an incredible experience, and no trip to the city is complete without taking a tour of the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial.

This private tour will take you on a journey through one of WW2’s darkest moments.

Your licensed guide will expertly recall the tragic events that happened here, as well as give you a wealth of knowledge about the history of Berlin during WW2.

“Paul is an incredible guide with a wonderful personality and boundless information. He made this private tour a highlight of our trip to Berlin” (Read More Reviews Here )

As you explore the Memorial and Museum Sachsenhausen, your guide will take you round key camp areas, such as the SS and Gestapo Prison and roll call area, giving a deeper insight into how life was for inmates here.

Not only that but our guides are also flexible, allowing you to get a better understanding of the subject matter in your own time.

I highly recommend you read these Holocaust books before visiting to get a better insight into what happened here.

2.Full-day Private Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp & Berlin Tour From Warnemünde Port

⭐️ Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars(11+ Reviews) | ⏳ Tour Length: 11 Hours | ✅ BOOK NOW

-Private transportation -Flexible itinerary -Port pickup and drop-off -English speaking guide -Tickets to sites

If you’re taking a cruise to Berlin and want to learn more about the city’s history, there’s no better way than by booking a private tour of Sachsenhausen concentration camp and Berlin from Warnemünde Port.

This full-day package includes everything you need for an in-depth look into the Third Reich, including a private guide who will ensure you get personalized attention and service.

“Our tour guide was one of the best guides we had on our entire vacation!” (Read More Reviews Here )

The tour also offers a flexible itinerary, so you can see the sights that interest you most.

Whether you want to learn about the Holocaust at Sachsenhausen or explore Berlin’s historic city center, your guide will be available to answer any questions you have.

Plus, with an excellent driver and great value for money, this tour is sure to be a highlight of your cruise to Berlin.

3.Private Custom Berlin Sightseeing Tour in a Minivan

⭐️ Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars(68+ Reviews) | ⏳ Tour Length: 6 Hours | ✅ BOOK NOW

-Private air-conditioned transportation -Berlin’s top sites -Hotel pick-up & drop-off -English & German speaking expert guide

If you want to visit the must-see holocaust sites in Berlin, this is the tour you should consider booking.

With a knowledgeable guide leading the tour, you’ll be able to explore the city’s various landmarks while learning more about its history.

The tour includes visits to famous sites such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, and the Holocaust Memorial.

It’s an incredible opportunity to understand Germany’s past from a first-hand perspective.

“We only had a few days in the city, and could never have covered so much ground without this amazing tour!” (Read More Reviews Here )

Your tour guide will walk you through what you’re seeing so that you can gain a deeper understanding of Berlin during its darker times.

The tour will take you to the Topography of Terror and the Holocaust memorial, but don’t hesitate to ask if there are other holocaust places that you would like to visit.

With a private minivan tour and fully customizable itinerary, you can focus on your exact needs!

So if you are looking for one of the best Holocaust tours Germany has to offer, you should book this tour.

4.Private Third Reich Walking Tour of Berlin

⭐️ Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars(95+ Reviews) | ⏳ Tour Length: 3-4 Hours | ✅ BOOK NOW

-Private Guide -Hotel pick-up and drop-off -Visit over 12 historic sites -Tour available in 7 languages -Operates in all weather 

Berlin is full of Holocaust tours , but this is one of the most popular one booked!

The Berlin Third Reich Hitler and World War II Private Walking Tour is a must-book experience for so many reasons.

Seeing the sites connected to Hitler’s reign of terror during World War II is an incredibly moving experience.

On this private tour, you’ll get much more than just a regular guided walking tour; it ‘s a personalized experience with a private guide.

“Nick was unbelievable, it was honestly one of the greatest experiences of my life and truly a pleasure to walk the city with him and just take in all his insight and knowledge” (Read More Reviews Here )

You’ll get to learn about the German capital in depth, and see sites like Hitler’s Bunker, Memorial for the Victims of the Nazi Euthanasia Program, Bebelplatz and Topography of Terror.

The best part is that this tour offers flexibility—you can change your itinerary as you go and take in what interests you the most.

The guides are also very knowledgeable and take a personal interest in giving you the best tour possible.

Not only will they explain everything that happened during those dark times, but also bring out interesting facts and stories only a local would know.

5.Private Dachau Concentration Camp Tour with Private Transfer from Munich

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-Private transportation -Hotel or airport pick-up -Expert guide -English speaking private tour -Admission tickets

Poland has a lot of Holocaust sites to visit , but one of the best concentration camps you can visit is actually Dachau in Germany.

So If you’re planning a trip to Germany and want to learn more about one of the most notorious symbols of Nazi terror, then be sure to book a private Dachau Concentration Camp tour with Private Transfer from Munich.

This is one of the best Holocaust tours Germany offers as it is an incredibly informative experience, led by an expert guide who can offer insights into the history of WWII Europe.

You’ll get to explore the camp as a private group, learning about its purpose and what life was like for those interned there.

“While it is hard to find the words to positively describe this tour, being that it educates you on very negative time in history, I couldn’t have asked for a better guide and a better experience while visiting Dachau” (Read More Reviews Here )

Additionally, your guide will be able to talk you through the lesser-known stories of those who were interned in the camp.

This includes tales of courage and resilience, which are often lost in the narrative of what happened during WWII.

The tour operates in all weather conditions, so no matter when you visit Germany, you’ll be able to experience this important part of history.

It’s also a great opportunity to ask questions, as your expert guide will be able to provide answers and additional context that no audio guide can provide.

6.Hitler and the Third Reich Walking Tour Munich

⭐️ Rating: 4.5 Out Of 5 Stars(2000+ Reviews) | ⏳ Tour Length: 2 Hours 30 Minutes | ✅ BOOK NOW

-Local guide -Visit the famous beer-halls -Max of 25 people -English speaking guide

This tour gives a comprehensive overview of one of the darkest chapters in German history.

You’ll get to see streets and buildings where Hitler fought his way to power and gave speeches. You will also visit sites that were used by the Nazi party such as the Odeonsplatz and the old town hall.

Plus, you get to experience a lot of Munich as you walk around – it’s a great way to get acquainted with the city, too!

“The knowledgeable guide, who had researched and met people affected by the events, was very impressive. This tour is a must” (Read More Reviews Here )

The tour will take you through the history of German fascism from its destructive beginnings until 1945.

You’ll also learn about how Hitler rose to power, the causes and effects of his regime, and how it affected Munich.

This tour is a great way to learn more about the Holocaust, its place in history, and its impact on Germany as a whole.

7.Private Nuremberg WW2 Tour

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-Private transportation -TripAdvisor’s #1 rated Nuremberg tour guide -Pick-up and drop-off -Skipping the crowds -In-depth commentary about the Nuremberg Trial

Exploring the history of World War II can be an incredibly powerful and informative experience.

If you’re planning a trip to Germany and want to learn more about the Holocaust, then consider booking the Private Nuremberg WW2 Tour.

Led by an experienced guide, this is one of the most popular Holocaust tours Germany offers. It provides a unique opportunity to explore some of the most important sites of Nazi history.

On the tour, you’ll learn about some of the horrific atrocities that took place in Nuremberg during the war – from concentration camps to forced labor and medical experiments.

Your guide will be able to offer insights into the stories of those who experienced this dark period in history and talk through lesser-known tales of courage and resilience.

You’ll also get to visit some of the most important sites in Nuremberg, including the infamous Nuremberg Palace of Justice.

“Kevin was incredibly personable, knowledgeable and clearly passionate about his area of research. An excellent tour. Highly recommend!” (Read More Reviews Here )

Plus, with private transportation included, you won ’t have to worry about navigating the city yourself. It is also super useful if you are visiting in the colder winter months!

Finally, your guide will also be able to recommend some of the best places in town for food and drinks – including the famous Nuremberg sausages!

Holocaust Tours Germany FAQs

To answer any questions you may have before booking the right tour for you, here are the most frequently asked questions people have about visiting these sites around Germany:

Germany has a number of concentration camps you can visit. The best ones to book a tour of include Dachau, Bergen-Belsen, Sachsenhausen and Mauthausen. All of these concentration camps will help you gain a better insight into the events that happened across Germany and Europe.

Just like visiting other concentration camps there isn’t a strict dress code. However, you should always dress respectfully and for the weather. Dachau has a lot of outdoor buildings so can be extremely cold in the winter and hot in the summer.

Sachsenhausen is the closest concentration camp near Berlin and is about a 30 minute drive away, it is also easy to get there by Public transport. Not much further away you have camps like Ravensbruck and Buchenwald. These camps are easier to reach by car rather than public transport.

Frankfurt has a number of historical sites you can visit nearby. One of the nearest camps to the city is Camp Rollwald which is 30 minutes away. Other concentration camps nearby include Strutthof and Buchenwald.

Dachau is the closest concentration camp you can visit near Munich. It takes around 35 minutes to get there and you can get here by train, bus or car. The next closes concentration camp near Munich is Neckarelz which is a 3 hour drive.

Holocaust Tours Germany Final Thoughts

Walking in the footsteps of history at a holocaust site can be a powerful and eye-opening experience for anyone.

Both adults and children have much to learn from this dark part of history, which is best explored with an organized and informative tour.

This guide explores the best 7 tours available in Germany that focus on holocaust education.

But if you cannot decide which tour is best for you, I highly recommend booking The Private Custom Berlin Sightseeing Tour in a Minivan ⬅️

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Guided Tours

Overview guided tours for groups.

On a guided tour of the Sachsenhausen Memorial, visitors are given an overview of the history of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, the Soviet Special Camp No. 7/No. 1 and the Memorial itself.

Using the remains of buildings and other traces that have been left, the guide illustrates how the camp was built and expanded, the conditions under which the inmates were detained and what their day-to-day lives were like between forced labour and the murderous actions carried out by the SS in the camp. The exhibitions address the reasons victims were persecuted and their various experiences, as well as the actions of the perpetrators.

At least two hours should be planned for an overview tour .

Guided tours in easy-to-understand language

The participants get an insight into the history of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in easy-to-understand language and with descriptive visual materials. There are many breaks during the tour so that everyone can take time to reflect.

The tour in easy-to-understand language takes around three hours with breaks included.

Thematic guided tours

Guided tours with a specific thematic focus deal with selected historical matters, for example individual prisoner groups in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. Thematic tours can be offered after a consultation and depending on the interest of the visiting group.

The themed tours last around two to three hours .

Guided tours for relatives

Do you or your family have a personal connection to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp or the Soviet Special Camp? We are happy to accompany you on your visit to the memorial. Please contact us for an individual consultation.

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Opening Hours What to visit and when?

The historical sites of Buchenwald can be visited daily until dusk. The exhibitions are closed on Mondays. See below for specific information:

Practical Information In preparation for your visit

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What Is Where? Interactive map

Get a first overview of the location of the exhibitions, the most important historical sites and our service offers.

Public Tours 2 hours

Explore the memorial accompanied by our trained educational staff.

App / Multimedia Guide Digital accompaniment

You can also explore Buchenwald with our app, which is available for free in the Apple Store or Google Play Store.

Exhibitions Deepening the content

Our four permanent exhibitions provide insights into the different contexts of the three historical phases of Buchenwald

accessibility Notes for people with disabilities

What obstacles do you face on site? What supports are there?

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Especially in Weimar, but also in other places, we invite you to further exhibitions, lectures, films and actions.

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Join us on an exclusive WWII-themed walking tour of Frankfurt Old Town. As an industrial capital of Nazi Germany, Frankfurt plays an important role in remembering the events of the Second World War. Discover the story of the intensive Allied bombings and the Battle of Frankfurt.

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12 Best Dachau Tours

Of all the concentration camps established by the Nazis during World War II, Dachau was the first, and it opened nearly 7 years before the official declaration of war by Germany.

The camp is located just a few kilometers from Munich in the German state of Bavaria, and due to its proximity, most tours of Dachau begin in Munich, so if you’d like to see the camp and spend more than a few days in the area, that’s probably where you’ll stay.

Dachau was liberated by the Allied Forces in April 1945, and according to documents there were more than 30,000 deaths that had taken place in the camp over the years.

Below is a list of 12 of the best tours of Dachau.

1. Munich and Nazi History Combo Day-Tour

This Munich – Dachau combo tour kicks off at the famous Marienplatz central square in downtown Munich.

From there, tour guests, along with their guide, will utilize the public transportation system to get to Dachau, where they’ll get a thorough historic narration as they visit every corner of the camp that was the macabre home to hundreds of thousands of Jews during its 12 year existence.

You’ll have time to strike out on your own too and take extra time at specific areas or exhibits that you find particularly poignant or interesting.

Upon return to Marienplatz at 3:00 PM you and your companions will set off on a walking tour through Munich, where you’ll visit historically significant areas.

2. Dachau Full-Day Tour in English

Though Dachau is just one of many similar camps that were spread over Europe during World War II, it’s one of the most well-known, and was the first of its kind when it opened in early 1933.

This tour includes the services of a local, official guide who’ll be able to answer your questions and add a lot of value to this already amazing site.

You’ll learn why the camp was opened, what the official plans were for those who were forced to live and work here, and what life was like for the soldiers and guards that were stationed here as well.

You’ll get access to the amazing first-hand stories of people who lived and died here, and some from those who were lucky enough to make it out with their lives as well.

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3. Private Tour of Dachau Concentration Camp

Curt’s tours are considered some of the most enlightening and heart-wrenching of all the tours that are available at Dachau.

Though the site itself is a real eye-opener, for those interested in knowing everything there is to know, the service of a professional guide is invaluable.

The tour includes all the areas inside the camp, including admittance and orientation, living, eating, and working areas, and of course the facilities built specifically to extinguish the most amount of lives in as an efficient and inexpensive manner as possible.

Your tour guide Curt is an American, who is licensed as a guide and has been giving tours of the site to visitors for more than 10 years.

4. Dachau Memorial Site and Shooting Range Tour

This Munich-based tour of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial site also includes a visit to the nearby SS shooting range.

The tour, which lasts approximately 6 ½ hours, includes entry into the museum and a short documentary film that’s a great introduction for first-time visitors.

Visitors will hear the horrific stories of the sadistic experiments that were carried out here, and after seeing all the area’s highlights, guests will have a little free time to process all the things they’ve just seen.

It’s really a once in a life time opportunity, and this tour gives guests plenty of time to take it all in.

Everything is included except food, drink, and gratuities.

5. Dachau Concentration Camp Tour by Train

This 5-hour tour of the Holocaust Memorial Site at Dachau begins in Munich and includes transportation to and from the city to the memorial site.

The tour includes stops at all the important areas of the camp like the prisoner and guard barracks, as well as the medical facilities and the extermination chambers.

Though not all of the site’s structures are original, they’ve been restored to return them to near-original shape, so that guests can get a true feeling of how it must have felt to be an unwilling occupant here.

Many visitors are surprised to learn that in addition to Jews, Poles, homosexuals, and clergy members were also sent here.

6. Dachau Small Group Tour from Munich via Train

For those who’ve got the time to dedicate a full-day to visiting this unique historical site, this tour from Munich would be a great choice.

Your guide will not only explain the sights you’re seeing at the memorial, but you’ll also learn about the conditions that existed in Germany that led to the rise of Adolf Hitler and The Third Reich.

It’s a fascinating tale and is really world history, as opposed to just German history.

The global war that ensued as a direct result killed millions and changed the world as we know it.

You’ll have time for a bit of self-guided exploration as well.

7. Walking Tour of Dachau from Munich via Train

Taking the train from Munich is a great way to see the outskirts of the city before entering the concentration camp.

For much of the Nazi’s rise to power, Munich was a city that was central to the aims of The Third Reich, and as such is one of the most historically-relevant cities of the Second World War.

Visitors will get up close and personal with the camp’s barracks, transportation system, cells, and where the inmates were taken for extermination.

The gas chambers are probably the most lurid of all the camp’s areas, and it’s almost unfathomable to put yourself in the shoes of an inmate marching to their certain death.

This tour requires a fair amount of walking and lasts about 5 hours.

Transportation via train to and from the site are included in the tour’s cost.

8. Dachau Concentration Camp Private Tour from Munich

For many visitors to Dachau, a half-day tour is the right amount of time to see all the camp has to offer without overdoing it.

Not surprisingly, Dachau can be an emotionally overwhelming place, so before booking a tour carefully consider how much time you’d like to spend onsite.

Guests will walk through the camp’s eerie gate which claims that, ‘work will set you free.’

Obviously, freedom wasn’t an option for the majority of the inmates sent here, though some lucky souls did make it out alive.

This tour hits all the camps most important areas and give guests a well-rounded overview of the camp’s history in a relatively short amount of time.

9. Frankfurt to Munich City, Dachau Concentration Camp Day Trip

This full-day tour begins in Frankfurt and includes stops at Munich and Dachau as well.

All portions of the tour are guided, and the tour’s first stop is the Dachau Memorial, and includes the barracks, work areas, and gas chambers to name a few highlights.

Following the tour of Dachau, you’ll proceed to historic Munich for another guided tour.

Sights to be seen in Munich include the Old Town Hall, Marienplatz, the Cathedral of our Blessed Lady, and a few of the beer halls made famous as meeting places for Nazi organizers and sympathizers leading up to them taking control of the German government.

Though this tour makes for a long day, it’s perhaps the most well-rounded and value packed of all Dachau tours.

10. Private Round Trip to Dachau Camp from Munich Hotels

If you’d prefer to have someone else worry about the tedious details when traveling, this hassle-free tour of Dachau is a great choice.

Transportation to and from your Munich hotel is included, and once at the camp site you’ll have ample time to give yourself a self-guided tour.

The grounds and museum are laid out well to facilitate guests in seeing all the site has to offer in an efficient way.

Once you’ve had your fill of this unique spot, you’ll meet your driver who’ll zip you and your travel companions back to your Munich hotel.

It’s just a short drive, but it will give you a little time to reflect on the magnitude of what you’ve just seen.

11. Munich World War II Sites: Dachau and Third Reich Walking Tour

This walking tour of Dachau and other sites related to The Third Reich will give guests plenty of access to camp grounds while stretching their legs and getting plenty of fresh air as well.

Guests will enjoy a guided tour of the camp that’ll hit all its most important areas and includes plenty of history leading up to the war as well.

The second portion of the tour includes a walk to some of Munich’s most historic sites, and you’ll learn about their significance and the parts they played in the historical saga that played out in Germany in the ‘30s and ‘40s.

This tour includes transportation from Munich to the site and back but doesn’t include hotel pickup and drop-off.

12. Munich to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial, Private Tour

For World War II history buffs, there may be no better place to visit than the concentration camp grounds at Dachau.

It’s been turned into a permanent memorial to remember those who walked through its gates, in the hope that education will prevent such a catastrophe from ever happening again.

On this private guided-tour, guests will get a poignant overview of the camp’s layout, and how it was used in the wholesale extermination of Jews, and anybody else who attempted to stand up to the Nazi State.

Multiple start times are available, and hotel pickup and drop-off is included if they’re requested at the time of booking.

12 Best Dachau Tours:

• Munich and Nazi History Combo Day-Tour
• Dachau Full-Day Tour in English
• Private Tour of Dachau Concentration Camp
• Dachau Memorial Site and Shooting Range Tour
• Dachau Concentration Camp Tour by Train
• Dachau Small Group Tour from Munich via Train
• Walking Tour of Dachau from Munich via Train
• Dachau Concentration Camp Private Tour from Munich
• Frankfurt to Munich City, Dachau Concentration Camp Day Trip
• Private Round Trip to Dachau Camp from Munich Hotels
• Munich World War II Sites: Dachau and Third Reich Walking Tour
• Munich to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial, Private Tour

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Third Reich and Dachau Tour

Gain insight into the Third Reich’s rise to power and visit Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site on this full-day Munich combo tour. Travel to Dachau, the first Nazi concentration camp in Germany, and explore the memorial site with a guide. Then, learn about the history of Nazi Germany during World War II, and see some of the buildings associated with Adolf Hitler on a walking tour. Round-trip transportation from Munich to Dachau is included.

Tour Itinerary

As from 2023 onwards, we do run the Dachau Tour first, followed by the Third Reich Tour.

Dachau Tour is from 9.00 AM – 14.00 PM and then the Third Reich Tour from 15.00 PM until 5.30 PM.

• Munich Third Reich Walking Tour (2.5 Hours): We meet up with your group at a prearranged point in central Munich. During the 2.5-hour Munich Third Reich walking tour, learn about the rise and fall of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany’s Third Reich while visiting many of that period’s important locations.
• Stroll around Munich Old Town to witness the historical sites associated with Nazi Germany. See the building where Hitler first joined the Nazi party, discover the former headquarters of the Gestapo, and visit the place where the Beer Hall Putsch, also known as the Munich Putsch, took place in 1923.
• After 2.5 hours, the tour meets at Königsplatz, near Munich Central Station to take the train to Dachau
• At München Hauptbahnhof, the main railway station in Munich. After boarding a train there, it’s approximately a 30-minute ride north to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site.
• Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site Tour (5 Hours): Arrive at the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site, the first Nazi concentration camp in Germany during the Holocaust, which served as a model for the subsequently constructed camps. See the photographs, documents, reconstructed cell blocks, the crematorium and administration headquarters on a tour of both the camp and museum. Find out little-known facts and stories about the Nazis linked to this site, like Heinrich Himmler, the guard who founded the camp. Return to Munich via train.

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Munich City Tour and Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site Day Trip From Frankfurt

Did you know that over 1.8 million travelers visit Munich’s iconic Hofbräuhaus am Platzl beer hall each year?

Discover the allure of this Bavarian gem and more on a guided tour from Frankfurt to Munich and the poignant Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site.

Uncover the complexities of history and explore the vibrant cityscape of Munich.

But what makes this journey truly compelling goes beyond mere sightseeing.

Find out why this day trip offers a profound blend of culture and historical reflection, making it an experience not to be missed.

• Comprehensive guided tour from Frankfurt to Munich and Dachau Concentration Camp
• Experience culture and historical reflection in Munich
• Positive reviews on visits to Cathedral of Our Blessed Lady and Hofbräuhaus
• Varied feedback on historical depth, guide quality , and itinerary coverage

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Tour Details

Set out on an immersive journey through history and culture with a guided full-day tour from Frankfurt to Munich and the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. This tour offers visitors the chance to explore the historical significance of these locations through guided tours .

Guests will have the opportunity to explore the first Nazi concentration camp in Germany and gain insight into the events that unfolded there. The tour also includes visits to major Munich attractions like the Cathedral of Our Blessed Lady and the famous Hofbräuhaus am Platzl beer hall.

With knowledgeable guides leading the way, participants can expect a comprehensive experience that highlights the importance of these sites in shaping our understanding of the past.

Explore the planned itinerary for the Munich City Tour and Dachau Day Trip from Frankfurt, which encompasses visits to significant historical sites and iconic landmarks in both Munich and the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Travelers will embark on a full-day guided tour starting from central Frankfurt, seeing impactful experiences and historical significance throughout the day.

Upon delving into the reviews for the Munich City Tour and Dachau Day Trip from Frankfurt, visitors’ experiences offer valuable insights into the tour’s highlights and potential drawbacks. Review analysis reveals the following key points:

Positive Experiences: Many Viator travelers praised the informative guided tour of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site and the comprehensive city tour of Munich, especially highlighting visits to the Cathedral of Our Blessed Lady and the Hofbräuhaus beer hall.

Driving Times: Some reviews mentioned long driving times between destinations, which impacted the time available for exploring each site fully.

Guide and Itinerary: Feedback on the tour guide and the coverage of the itinerary varied, with mixed opinions on the depth of historical information provided and the range of attractions visited.

Booking Information

The tour price for the Munich City Tour and Dachau Day Trip from Frankfurt, as of the provided information, starts from $435.13. This full-day guided tour is bookable on Viator Travelers booking this experience should take note of the terms & conditions that apply.

It’s essential to review the terms & conditions carefully before finalizing the booking to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip. Viator holds the copyright for this tour, with detailed information on how their booking system functions.

For any inquiries or assistance regarding booking, visitors can reach out to the Viator Help Center. By understanding the tour price and adhering to the terms & conditions, participants can prepare adequately for this historically significant journey.

Additional Support

For comprehensive assistance and inquiries related to the Munich City Tour and Dachau Day Trip from Frankfurt, visitors can reach out to the Viator Help Center. Here are three essential Viator assistance features and travel tips to enhance your experience:

24/7 Support****: Viator offers round-the-clock customer support to address any queries or concerns before, during, or after your tour. Feel free to contact them for assistance at any time.

Travel Tips : Get insider tips from Viator experts on how to make the most of your Munich and Dachau experience. From recommended local eateries to must-see hidden gems, these tips can enrich your journey.

Customization Options : Viator provides options for customizing your tour based on preferences or special requirements. Whether it’s adjusting the itinerary or requesting specific accommodations, Viator can help tailor your trip to suit your needs.

Enjoy the historical context of the Munich City Tour and Dachau Day Trip from Frankfurt by delving into the background of these significant sites.

Dachau Concentration Camp, the first Nazi concentration camp in Germany, serves as a poignant reminder of the atrocities committed during World War II. As visitors navigate through the camp and museum, they gain insight into the horrors experienced by prisoners and the role of Dachau in the Nazi regime.

Munich, on the other hand, offers a vibrant contrast with its rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels. The Cathedral of Our Blessed Lady, Hofbräuhaus am Platzl beer hall, and other major attractions narrate tales of Bavarian history.

The impact of tourism on these locations is profound, as travelers engage with the historical significance of each site, fostering remembrance and reflection.

Navigating through the historical context of the Munich City Tour and Dachau Day Trip from Frankfurt, one can now focus on the practical aspect of finding their way to these significant destinations. When considering tour logistics and the historical significance of the sites, you can follow these directions:

Meeting Point : Begin the journey by meeting the guide at the central location in Frankfurt, where the excursion to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site commences.

Camp Visit : Explore the camp and museum at Dachau, delving into the profound history and learning about the Nazis associated with this site.

Munich Exploration : Continue the trip to Munich for a city tour that includes iconic landmarks like the Cathedral of Our Blessed Lady and the Hofbräuhaus beer hall, among others.

These directions ensure a well-rounded experience encompassing both historical education and cultural exploration.

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Common questions

Are Meals Included in the Tour Price?

Meals are not included in the tour price. Travelers with dietary restrictions should plan accordingly. Lunch options may be available during the day; participants can inquire about meal arrangements with the tour guide.

Is There a Dress Code or Any Specific Attire Recommended for the Tour?

There isn’t a specific dress code for the tour, but comfortable attire and suitable shoes are recommended due to the amount of walking. Visitors should consider the weather conditions and cultural norms when choosing their outfits.

Are There Any Age Restrictions or Recommendations for This Tour?

Age restrictions are not specified for the tour. Comfortable attire is recommended, considering the day’s activities. Visitors should wear appropriate shoes for walking and exploring. It’s advisable to dress respectfully when visiting the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site.

Is There Free Time Included in the Itinerary for Shopping or Exploring on Our Own?

Sightseeing opportunities abound on the tour with visits to major Munich attractions. Leisure time is limited, with no specific shopping options or independent exploring mentioned in the itinerary. The focus is on guided experiences at designated sites.

Are There Any Specific Safety Precautions or Guidelines to Be Aware of During the Tour?

When embarking on the tour, visitors should adhere to safety tips like staying with the group, following guide instructions , and respecting memorial sites. Cultural sensitivity is essential; be mindful of the solemnity and historical significance of the locations.

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Experience the poignant history of the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site and the vibrant culture of Munich on this guided day trip from Frankfurt. With a mix of sightseeing and historical insights, this tour offers a profound and enlightening experience.

While some feedback on the tour guide and itinerary coverage may vary, discerning travelers will appreciate the opportunity to explore Germany’s past and explore the bustling city of Munich.

Book now for a day filled with captivating discoveries.

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