Now, coming to the two major interests that must be taken into consideration while visiting a place – attraction and admission fee – Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp has been highly rated as one of the most necessitating visit places in Germany and the fee to pay while visiting this historical site would be fair enough. Here in this blog post, I will illustrate the entrance fees for Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp.

Analysis of the Existing Price Model

Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp is a memorial-museum which is situated near Berlin. It is normally possible for anybody to be given free admission to the camp. The decisions to keep it open for the public and without any charge at all are mainly founded on the principle that the victims’ story and other events of other holocaust like atrocities should always be easily accessed by members of the public.

Other guided tours and exhibitions.

Although it is possible to visit the camp freely, there are authorised tour and several temporary exhibitions for tourists. Such tours are more informative of the history and importance of the camp. The charges for the guided tours range and differ with the kind of the trip and the time spent in it.

Guided Tours

There are several guided tour options available for visitors:

Regular Guided Tour: € 15 per person

Extended Guided Tour: € 18 per person

Private Guided Tour (up to 15 people): € 300 (flat rate)

Temporary Exhibitions

Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp also has organized temporary exhibitions that are provided more focus on particular subject in relation to Nazi Germany and the Holocaust other than than the general organization tour. Tickets to these exhibition are sold differently. The prices for the temporary exhibitions change depending on the specific exhibition; it is advisable to consult the museums official website.

Important Tips for Visiting

Before planning your visit to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, here are a few essential tips to consider:

Arrive early: The concentration camp has many tourists visiting it therefore it is recommended that one visit it as early as possible in the morning.

Wear comfortable clothing and shoes: The area for the camp grounds is rather large so proper shoes for walking should be worn.

Plan for enough time: It is highly recommended to spend least few hours at the site in order to properly grasp what one is seeing and contemplating about.

Respect the memorial: Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp is a museum, a memorial. Please do not do anything out of place and no taking of pictures.

Conclusion

Concentration camp such as Sachsenhausen concentration Camp is a proving grounds for evidence of War Crimes during the World War II. Although entry to the camp as such is free the guided tours and some temporary exhibitions may be charged for. My personal advice: do plan your visit in advance, dress accordingly, and honor those who were killed. Thus, you can better familiarise yourself with this black page in the history and make sure that people remember about it.