Saw this on the free berlin tour. It represents the war. Was great to see and will reccomment to go check it out

We didn't know what to expect but this place is so interesting! They run free guided tours at specific times, we went at 3pm and the queue wasn't that long! Great if it's not the best weather as well as they have an information centre downstairs so make sure you give yourself plenty of time to look around!

This memorial is a set of concrete blocks from afar, but in walking between them and to the deepest parts, one can feel the tension of the feeling of being followed or watched upon. Not knowing what is going to be around the next corner. It really instills the feeling that the Jews may have had during those times. The... More 

It is nice to sit a interpret what this monument represents and what the architect message was. The area it is in is great to bike round.

Each person will have a different impression when they visit this impressive monument. Words that I would use to describe the experience would be different from someone else's, so I won't give you my thoughts. Suffice it to say that this is a moving memorial and well-worth visiting.

Very interesting and like a labyrinth. This is a vast memorial but is next to Brandenburg gate so would suggest a visit. Not great if you are seriously clostrophobic

Go. Everyone should. It's not for the faint hearted, which is exactly the point. Easily one of the most impressive parts of our trip to Berlin. And no, of course we didn't take any photos.

The Holocaust memorial brings feelings of terror and insanity. How could this have happened to all these innocent people.

My favourite monument in Berlin. Amazing, intelligent, emotional, incredible moving experience. We visited on the Sandeman tour by Rochale (very recommended)