The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, also known as the Holocaust Memorial, is a memorial in Berlin to the Jewish victims of the …
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Feb 22, 2025
Unfortunately, our visit was met with disappointment, as it was locked down due to a violent knife attack the day before. We could not walk through it.Full review by Alien W
Feb 18, 2025
Well done showing of a dark past. We were in february, and it was not too easy to walk through the stones on the icy surface. But it was worth the feeling.Full review by Beagamax
Feb 17, 2025
Sobering and well worth a walk through. This is an appropriate place to come and reflect on how this happened and why it's so important not to let this happen to any group of people in the future. W…Full review by cjyap
I have read a bit regarding the outdoor memorial in all of the comments. Has anyone a comment regarding the Info Center and presentations there? thanks,
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Yes, the info center is free, there was about a 30 minute queue time for us. This is due to security checks , similar to airport, bags scanned etc.... the exhibition initially sets the tone as …
Yes, the info center is free, there was about a 30 minute queue time for us. This is due to security checks , similar to airport, bags scanned etc.... the exhibition initially sets the tone as to the timeline of events leading to the holocaust, then switches to personal testament, fragments of letters. The two combined make for a very special free experience that is very moving. Enjoy the reflection
How appropriate is the museum for an 11 year old who knows a little about the history of the Holocaust?
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They’ll get a buzz out of running up and down the alleyways between the stones. You can explain the meaning of it all while moving through it. The museum itself may be beyond …
They’ll get a buzz out of running up and down the alleyways between the stones. You can explain the meaning of it all while moving through it. The museum itself may be beyond them but of course depends on the child’s ability to take it in and understand.
How appropriate is the museum for an 11 year old who knows a little about the history of the Holocaust?
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Whilst we were in the museum there were several groups of school children, some much younger than 11. I did wonder whether it was a suitable venue, but there were no …
Whilst we were in the museum there were several groups of school children, some much younger than 11. I did wonder whether it was a suitable venue, but there were no photographs of the horrors, mainly explanations of the lives led and pieces of memorabilia. The architecture is also spectacular as is the garden at the rear.
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