Do you fancy taking a tour at the Sachsenhausen, one of the Ex concentration camp situated near Berlin? Unless you are familiar with the area you may be wondering how to get to the location. Here, you will find all the information you need to ensure that getting to Sachsenhausen and getting around is as easy and enjoyable as possible.
By Train
Public transportation is more preferred by many people, although taking a train in this case is the most effective one to get to Sachsenhausen. Due to Berlin’s elaborate transportation by train, it is possible to easily get to the camp. Here’s how:
Starting from Berg Station popularly known as Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central Station).
From Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central Station)
So take the S1 or S7 line in the direction to Oranienburg.
You should get off at Oranienburg Station there.
When getting to Oranienburg, a person should use Bus line 804 or Bus 821.
Alight from the bus at Sachsenhausen memorial bus station that is the entrance to the camp.
Please remember that during the walk from Berlin Hauptbahnhof to Sachsenhausen carrying out this route it would take about 45 minutes to one hour. Ensure that do check the train and the bus timings to ensure you organize for them well in advance.
By Car
For those who would wish to drive to Sachsenhausen, by hiring a car or using a personal car one is at liberty when touring at his/her own timetable. Here’s how to reach Sachsenhausen by car:
From Berlin City Center
Follow these directions to reach Sachsenhausen from the heart of Berlin:
Starting from Berlin, proceed by the A111 auto trail towards the north.
Follow the signs for exit 4-Oranienburg with the B96a continuation to Oranienburg.
Continue with B96a until you get to Oranienburg.
The Sachsenhausen is located in Oranienburg – follow the signs after getting there.
The normal traffic pattern usually takes 45 minutes to cover the distance or more if there is traffic jam on the freeway.
Additional Tips
Here are a few additional tips to help you plan your visit to Sachsenhausen:
Look on the official website of Sachsenhausen Memorial for any changes in the opening hours or the tour timing.
Wear comfortable shoes because this site is rather sizable and encompasses a number of campuses to visit several different zones in.
One should consider taking an organized guided tour to get more information and learn more on the site. These tours are available in catalan, español, français and can really make a difference in the experience.
Take enough food and water within you, because services within the compound could be restricted.
,always,ensure that you don’t disrupt any cultural heritage of the site by not loitering around in groups, loud talking or shouting.
Sachsenhausen complex is not only an informative place but also a chance to commemorate victims of Nazi Germany. Some directions and tips are given below, if you follow these your visit to this historically significant place will be fruitful.
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