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Panoramic Tour of Berlin, Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp and Potsdam - Full-Day Tour
We will proceed directly to the next site, the "Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp," after visiting the city's major attractions. Taking a private transport will save you from having to walk 25 minutes from the train station to the countryside. We were able to comprehend the scope of the realities that were lived here from the outset thanks to the guided tour of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. By visiting each of these locations, we will learn more about how concentration camps were run, how jobs were divided based on offenses, and what punishments were meted out.
After touring the countryside, we'll head to Postdam. Potsdam, originally inhabited by Slavs, eventually changed its status to become a royal home due to luck. This explains some of the beauty we witness, including the palaces and gardens where the kings and queens of old ruled and strolled.
In Potdam, there are many interesting locations to visit. With our guide's companionship and explanations, we'll get to view a portion of them, but we can also continue exploring this location at our leisure.
Postdam Palaces are one of the most important in the world, among them you should not miss Sansoucci Palace, maybe the most recognised and important Postdam Palace, the New Palace, the Babelsberg Palace or the Cecilienhof. By the way, do you know that in the last one was where we celebrated the Postdam Conference? And of the same interest are its gardens, designed for the enjoyment of the most privileged classes.
At the end of the visit, we will come back to Berlin.
The tour will start with a panoramic view of Berlin's most prominent landmarks. The tour guide will provide you with city history and an explanation of the most significant monuments from our bus.
We will proceed directly to the next site, the "Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp," after visiting the city's major attractions. Taking a private transport will save you from having to walk 25 minutes from the train station to the countryside. We were able to comprehend the scope of the realities that were lived here from the outset thanks to the guided tour of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. By visiting each of these locations, we will learn more about how concentration camps were run, how jobs were divided based on offenses, and what punishments were meted out.
After touring the countryside, we'll head to Postdam. Potsdam, originally inhabited by Slavs, eventually changed its status to become a royal home due to luck. This explains some of the beauty we witness, including the palaces and gardens where the kings and queens of old ruled and strolled.
In Potdam, there are many interesting locations to visit. With our guide's companionship and explanations, we'll get to view a portion of them, but we can also continue exploring this location at our leisure.
Postdam Palaces are one of the most important in the world, among them you should not miss Sansoucci Palace, maybe the most recognised and important Postdam Palace, the New Palace, the Babelsberg Palace or the Cecilienhof. By the way, do you know that in the last one was where we celebrated the Postdam Conference? And of the same interest are its gardens, designed for the enjoyment of the most privileged classes.
At the end of the visit, we will come back to Berlin.
