It's a must see. The experience will last. What more should I say, it's just so evocative. _-_----_-_-------_--__----_6__;-;;;;_

It is amazing that such a simple idea can arouse such emotions.It is a very cool place to take a photograph and to chill around watching the sunset

One of the things u have to do during in Berlin is to pay respect by visiting this monument ,is free for everyone and u will be in shock thinking the number of the victims during the world war

It's to be visited in berlin , magnificent structures , you get around and get lost . It shows in certain the idea of loss, pain . You live the experience and you admire the long structures as far as you get in the maze

The museum lies beneath the installation monument and contains a fabulous collection of personal and historical records which help to put a human perspective on the huge numbers of the holocaust we've all become numb to. It was one of the very few times I've been in a museum where no one was speaking, no one was rushing, no one... More 

Visited the monument and exposition (a definite must-do) on our first day in Berlin. It really left an impression. It's free, so go in and let it overwhelm you.

In all honesty this is a pretty poor effort to mark what was done. It's almost as if it is not meant to be particularly permanent! I guess the design will appeal to some but as a monument it does not come close to (say) the Brandenburg Gate. Even the interior is not that inspired in my opinion.

Go on a bright sunny day. A sad experience but still needs to be taught. A series of hard facts reinforced by personal histories.

obviously this is a hard thing to get right - a memorial to the unspeakable acts by Europe just over 50 years ago. this unique work perfectly captures all the multitudes of feelings towards this dark period of history. it is stunning, take a walk around the large stone blocks and let the emotions and the feelings swarm over you.... More