Special Tour: Krumpuhler Weg Historic Site
From 1942 to 1945, a Nazi forced-labor camp with 1,500 inmates was located on this site in Tegel Süd. A subsidiary of the locomotive company Borsig operated this camp, which was one of the largest in Berlin. Buildings from the camp era have been preserved to this day at the Krumpuhler Weg Historical Site.
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Archäologische Artefakte vom historischen Ort Krumpuhler Weg
During a special guided tour and discussion session in the memorial room, the history of the forced-labor camp is recounted using archaeological artifacts. To this day, all the historical layers dating back to 1942 are visible. In addition to the history of the site, you will also learn more about the site’s subsequent use as a gardening school.
This event is part of the Berlin Industrial Heritage Festival.
Additional information
The Berlin Industrial Heritage Festival offers you the chance to experience the city in a whole new way. From 12 September to 4 October, around 100 events will bring the visible and invisible heritage of industrialisation to life.
Dates
September 2026
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