Things like that are a must visiting for everyone especially for those who permits former SS soldiers to march openly. Because this is what fascism is about. Come and see and then think.

It is a memorial that was built in honour to those who died during the world war 2nd. In those vilages that were burnt whole... We should at least once in life visit such places to remember... and to thank destiny that you have never known such sorrow.

I have visited this Memorial...it worth to visit... It will be interesting for people who know and respect history. This memorial actually gives this feeling...kinda brings you closer, gives you more understanding of what people could feel and went through during world war II.... The memorial is is absolutely free but bear in mind, there are no cafe's or other... More

So nice place, so awful things were done. Sorry for people.

a must on any visit sad but great story memorable experince very well presented and worth some time to visit

important memorial of cruelty of 2 world war -it helps to imagine what it looks like to be a survivior of mass killing in your village...

The remains of the village of Khatyn (Хатынь) which was destroyed by the Germans in WW2 have been used to create this memorial. The village symbolises all the towns and villages which suffered a similar fate at the hands of the Nazis. 186 cubes, respresent each of the larger villages destroyed. The peaceful location of Khatyn, is located within the... More

A guided tour is the best way to go around. You get to find out many symbolic things. The bell is designed to ring every 4 seconds to remind the visitors that every 4th Belarusian dies in WWII. The monument of a man carrying his dead son out of the fire is striking - especially knowing that from the whole... More

A very interesting place and a great history. Noone will leave without thinking of how it was hard and how the belarussians did it. Every 4 seconds, when the bells ring it touchs everyones heart