Point de rencontre : Mémorial de la mémoire des camps de concentration de Neuengamme (entrée principale)

Before their deportation and murder, the Nazi state systematically plundered Jewish people as well as Sinti and Roma. Hamburg financial and customs officials implemented the state directives for this robbery. They deliberately destroyed the economic existence of the persecuted and took their possessions. Freight forwarders, bailiffs, auction houses, companies, private individuals, and especially the state treasury profited from this unprecedented robbery.The exhibition by the Foundation of Hamburg Memorials and Learning Sites presents the results of a two-year research project commissioned by the Hamburg Financial Authority.The exhibition can be visited during the opening hours of the Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial. Free admission.

A volunteer guide will lead you through the grounds and share the history of the site. The tour begins at the main entrance (Service Point) of the memorial site and ends in the House of Remembrance. It lasts approximately two hours. Participation is free of charge, and no registration is necessary. Please wear weather-appropriate clothing. Led by Working group for church memorial site work Organizer Church memorial site work at the Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial

The smallest building on the grounds of the concentration camp memorial is the Plattenhaus. It is open on Sundays. Coffee and tea are served here. And people who can answer questions or listen.ManagementChurch Working GroupOrganizersChurch Memorial Work at the Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial

A public tour with members of the working group for church memorial sites takes place every Sunday at 12 PM.

Individual visitors will get an initial informative overview of the Neuengamme Concentration Camp Memorial Site and an introduction to the history of the former concentration camp on this free public short tour. No registration required.Public short tours are offered from July 13 to August 29, 2026, Monday through Saturday at 12 PM (German) and 1:30 PM (English).