I personally wanted to visit a more informative memorial for the holocaust, but my partner decided that we'd stop by here on our way to another location and compromise is good in a relationship. There's a few information points about this art installation, but, like...More

Was not prepared to be so moved by the small pieces of German Jews every day lives gathered here. The attention To detail regarding the items and the owners was quite impressive. The stones in the garden were an unsettling reminder of what they stood...More

We visited the memorial on a rainy day. Maybe the perfect weather for this kind of a sight. As other have mentioned, many of the people walking around the memorial did not show much respect. For example, a group making weird noises(singing?) and laughing. Its...More

Go and spend some quite time walking in the memorial...and think about what the ideologies of the 20th century enabled the Nazis to do.

We did not go into the visitor centre but meandered through the memorial for a while on a dreary day in January. It's a sobering, thoughtful place to be but worth visiting to consider many aspects of history and the world today

...this is something you really should see, but there is a caveat. Like quite a few reviewers, I get that there should be a memorial, but for me, subjectively, it didn't have any of the sanctity that many other memorials across Europe have, and I...More

One of the last sights we visited on a weekend break to Berlin. Difficult to describe the emotions felt when walking through the many concrete blocks that make up the monument but certainly worth a visit just to make you think about the tragic consequences...More