A beautifully designed monument in remembrance the World war 2. The place is really huge and amazingly designed. For a new visitor, really need to walk through the entire monument site to get the idea of the monument. While visiting, the visitors really need to careful not to spoil the place with garbage. A must visit place while visiting Berlin. The place is next to Historic Brandenburg gate. A good place to spend a really good times.

Mixed feelings and emotions about here personally. A place to reflect and remember and pay respect to the individuals who lost their lives in Holocaust. It is dull looking in comparison to surrounding buildings but suitably so. Placed where Berlin wall was and significantly placed amongst Government buildings it seems possibly acknowledging the past and present. I appreciate everything about here but we did not spent the longest time here as upsetting. It's a definite go to when visiting Berlin though. Tour bus passes by which we did too if wanting a less intimate view of here. Pics/video from bus attached on as I did not while on ground here. My personal choice I don't know if any rules on this.

This was a very well done memorial. It is located right in Berlin. It was easy to find and I got there from public transportation. The above ground part of the memorial has a grid of concrete blocks of varying sizes which you can walk through. There is no explanation of what exactly the blocks represent and it is up to the visitors to find their own meaning in that part of the memorial. In grid their are stairs that lead to the underground memorial. The underground memorial follows the history of the murdered Jews of Europe and is filled with first hand accounts. The memorial was very powerful. This should definitely be at the top of anyone's list for anyone visiting Berlin

This is a very emotional Monument to a tragic period in history. There are not in our the Staelle on the surface...But also an interactive museum underneath. Both must be included in any visit. Free entry to underground museum. Above ground wheelchair accessible. Being disabled. Use of I found no problems with both .

Very large monument to take a solemn stroll. If the designers goal was to recreate a feeling of chaos and uncertainty- mission accomplished. Differing sizes of large concrete blocks are cold and mysterious along with the wavy but symmetrical paths give you a confused but comfortingly calm vibe. We learned later walking atop the blocks is frowned upon but all tourists were climbing and poising for photos on the monuments. Just near the Brandenburg Gate a must see in this area of Berlin.