The first stop will be the concentration camp. During the visit, we will learn about the prisoners' daily work and how everyday life unfolded in the camp, through the buildings that have survived to this day. We will gain an understanding of the site's complex history through the various monuments that have been placed at the memorial over time, shaped by different ideologies and historical periods. We will visit places such as: - "Death Marches" Exhibition - Tower A: Security measures and punishments - Small Camp: Barracks 38 and 39 - Camp prison - Kitchen and laundry facilities - Soviet Monument from 1961 - Station Z - Infirmary and morgue

After visiting the camp, we will head to Potsdam. This city eventually became a royal residence, which brought much of the splendor we see today — palaces and gardens where royal families and their courts once ruled and strolled. We will explore the city alongside our guide and also enjoy some free time to discover it at our own pace.