It's well worth a trip. Very informative, interesting and somewhat depressing. Don't rush your visit, take the time to look at each exhibit. more

We also visited Sachsenhausen on our trip to Berlin in Aug. '07. The review below gives good directions on how to get there from the city. We walked the 20mins from the train to the camp and found it to be a very easy walk. There were signs along the way to direct you. We did pay for the map... more

A review much similar to the previous review, a grim place that words cannot accurately describe. As a museum it is fascinating, with several of the original structures and buildings full of information, in fact you could spend an entire day there easily. But remember it is essentially a graveyard, the individual flowers dotted around the site act as a... more

It is difficult to describe this experience without sounding morbid or melodramatic, but Sachsenhausen made me cry. It is a truly chilling place, from the long walk to the camp entrance through Tower A to the haunting crematorium in Station Z. The reconstructions are well done, and the original remains-especially the pathology block and the extermination centre-quite frightening in their... more

El Campo de Concentración de Sachsenhaussen, es en mi opinión, lo más impresionante de Berlín y lo que más habla... more

Visiter un camp de concentration, c'est quelque chose que l'on doit faire une fois dans sa vie. Voir des photos,... more