Just a pile of concrete blocks and not a very fitting tribute to all those who lost their lives.they should have more recognition than a concrete slab

Good memorial, I like the way the slabs are different height and that the walkway is uneven. Easy to get to.

Very impressive visit. Everyone should do that. You can enter the exhibition for free. Try to go early as possible to avoid loads of people

An overwhelmingly stark and moving testament to the murdered Jews of Europe. I have never been to any memorial quite like this. It is a unique experience to wander through the stone slabs and to try to absorb the enormity of it all.

From the entrance there is nothing to identify what this is - but it should be walked round - there is the underground centre which explains in more detail - a must see for everyone

Situated near the Reichstag. Poignant memorial which is worth visiting in the city. Very impressive structure.

Free to get in, but they do an audio tour for 3 euros. The audio was very good but you dont need it to walk around as there is enough information, Not best to take children there. Some people were leaving the exhibit crying