you need to visit this and be respectful - make of it what you want - do the blocks represent numbers, families, towns etc - it does get you thinking and well worth visiting the holocaust museum which is there and free to enter.

This is a very well done memorial. I really enjoyed being able to walk through it and kind of “experience it.” Important to remember it’s a memorial, not a museum or exhibition, so it’s not a long stop though the design does lend itself to...More

This was a very powerful memorial, and given the history of Germany, I think it is important that travelers visit this memorial. It is above ground and can take as long or as little as you would like. I have never seen a memorial like...More

This large monument of all the blocks on different levels and some are not in a straight line speaks differently to each person. We were a family of four and we all discussed what it made us feel and it was a little different.

I would advise to read up about the significance of the memorial before going there otherwise it will just look like a whole bunch of perfectly packed concrete slabs. It's important not to stand on the slabs out of respect for the memorial and also...More

Interesting and moving memorial 5 minutes south of the Brandenburg Gate. While it is free, read up on it or talk to a guide to get the full impact. Not as powerful as visiting a camp, but worth a visit. Also a block from the...More

A must visit if you visit Berlin. Even if you're not a history fan I think. But beautiful memorial for all the victims of the World War. Really sad but also visit the museum. It's a free entry.