The history that this park/monument is representing it is indeed scary and from a dark period of our time. The place is nice as a tribute to the victims, but the way it was designed, it didn't represent anything specific. I mean for example the number of blocks has no real meaning, and the same goes for the heights of the blocks. So this lack of real representation of the facts made me somehow disappointed. The architect said that supposedly the idea was that each person would have their own experience at the monument. Anyway, it's worth the visit due to many reasons, but I hope you have your own experience and you can make your own review.

It’s hard to give a rating for a memorial like this. It has so much meaning to different people who have and will visit it. it’s very difficult to interpret the meaning of a rating and what it could imply to something like this. Personally I found it quite a moving experience walking through the blocks and reading some of the information about various individuals. Walking between the blocks I felt strength, a unity of purpose and a statement that those who have been and will be persecuted have a voice, maybe not their own but none the less persecution can’t be hidden.

It feels wrong when the rating says "loved it", because obviously it's not something to love, but the place was so worth the visit. The museum was heartbreaking and difficult to go through, but the staff was lovely and making sure to follow the covid guidelines to keep their guests safe. My one wish is that they should put clear signs that what you can listen to on the phones are stories from survivors. I thought it would be audio of the information of the room since there was a lot of text in that room, but my sister decided to listen and told me what it was, so I could listen too, and those stories were the most heartbreaking and powerful ones there. Please put up some clearer signs so more people get to experience those stories. They're important.

Maintains a very stark image for the memories of the ones lost during the Holocaust. :) However, it has been constructed just opposite to the Führer-bunker, pretty "chad move" if you ask me. 👌

This memorial site build as a reminder for the murdered 6 millions Jewish victims in Europe duing the the world war II period. On the ground level, there are rows of concrete columns. In underground, its a free to public museum with informations and contributions relating to the fallen victims and their loved ones. There is a locker area to safekeep your belongings, and a small area for purchases related. The staffs and security are really friendly and polite as well.

A great way to physically show the next generations the importance of history and why we should always learn from it. Situated actoss from the American embassy with blocks representing age of victims and the design intentionally disorientating once inside it in order to convey the fear experienced by the Jewish community it is dedicated to.

Sehr beeindruckend und angemessen. Man sollte sich die Zeit nehmen, dort einwenig zur Ruhe und zum Nachdenken zu kommen

This is definitely one of the top things to see in Berlin. It is very walkable from the Brandenburg Gate. It is simple, yet moving. We suggest reading a description about it when you are there or in advance to understand the artist's intentions. You can walk through it. The wavy walkways and tall and short blocks make it very interesting. We spent about 10-15 minutes here.

A wonderful memorial and museum that is like nothing I have ever seen. Every stone is different and wandering along the rows not only captivates you but also disorientates you too. The museum is free for visitors and very interesting.

The sun was there, the air was blowing a little, but it was still hot, but I got freezed. The walls were so cold, soulless and numb. How an ideology affected people's lives could only be described as beautifully as this monument! The persecuted people at that time probably also felt like these concretes. The people were cold, the system was ruthless, and society was insensitive. While this critical masterpiece criticizes the system of that time, it sings a rhythmless song for the slain.

Absolutely found this brilliant. Such a lovely very well designed monument. Such a very poignant memorial to the forgotten. It was very well done. Really felt over whelmed after my visit. Walked through the whole museum with quite a large crowd of people that had no connection and many nationalities but not a word or sound was made by any person. Everybody was so overwhelmed by what the saw and read. Well worth a visit. Add to the must sees, up there with the icon of checkpoint Charlie and the Brandenburg gate.

It's one of my favourite places in Berlin! You have to see it and feel the sensation to walk into the monument. It's a very impressive experience that remain in your mind.

What can I say. Breath taking, awe inspiring, thought provoking. It's just absolutely amazing to see how it's laid out and it really makes you see. If you get chance to have a guided walking tour, they will give you an insight on why it was built. All blocks are different and as you look across you can't see over the last one, this represents the neverending amount of Jews killed. Absolutely amazing to be there

Fantastic and moving free museum. No need to get the audio guide, as there was an abundance of text and information to read. Very informative, and does not shy away from any topics which is appreciated in a museum with a topic such as this one. My only issue was we had to wait outside in the sun for around 15 minutes before being let in, but it was very worth it. It also got very crowded in the beginning section, which is a narrow hallway. It was difficult to move ahead as you are at the whim of the people in front of you. I would recommend going at a less busy time. Overall not a perfect experience but very much a worthwhile and important one.

Relevant place. Here you have to think and reflect, not to take silly selfies/sit without respect. Every stone has a physical presence that you have to face. This is significant: you can't just walk over it, you have to show respect and acknowledge the existence of the stone, symbolically representing a jew person. This is why you can't sit on them. You have to walk through them: some will be taller than you, some will not even reach your knees. This is diversity. Also, every stone is of different height and length: we, as people, are different, but we must see our rights recognised as human beings. These are simple things to be aware of if you visit this memorial.

(Translated by Google) To all of you who write here you would have wished for something “more beautiful”: This is a memorial for the 6 million murdered Jews what did you expect a funny, colorful ball pit or what some really didn't hear the gong I think the memorial is in its own way everyone should have seen it beautifully (Original) An alle die hier schreiben sie hätten sich etwas „schöneres“ gewünscht: Das ist ein Denkmal für die 6 Millionen ermordeten Juden was habt ihr denn erwartet ein lustiges buntes Bällebad oder was manche haben echt den Gong nicht gehört ich finde das Denkmal auf seiner eigenen Weise schön sollte jeder mal gesehen haben

Must visit place if you are in berlin. But unforyunately the walls are getting old and not maintained, the paint has started to fade. But overall is okay. Catching sunset in here are amazing

If you decide to visit the memorial and the underground museum, it will leave something with you that cannot be described in words. The queue for the museum moves quickly, so hold out, it’s worth it. The whole thing is so so clever and done in a beautiful and intensely moving way that will leave you speechless. Commendations to the people who put their time and brains into this space, I’m sure the valuable research undertaken so far is just the tip of the iceberg.

(Translated by Google) An ugly eyesore in the center of Berlin. Big but not pretty, it must have cost a lot of money. (Original) Ein hässlicher Schandfleck im Zentrum Berlins. Groß aber nicht schön, hat bestimmt viel Geld gekostet.

(Translated by Google) The story is alive, that's important The critical one (Original) Die Geschichte lebt,das ist wichtig Der Kritische

Somber, but full of the life from the visitors! A magnificent piece of art that can be experienced I so many ways. Brilliant how a monument to such a dark part of the past, can be so full of life, while still allowing you to be alone and get lost, or even be part of the life of the monument

What an amazing place. We certainly did not expect that. It is located between the mall of Berlin and the Brandenburg gate. You can also go underneath to know more about the story Kids loved it there since they can play hide and seek. Different from other attractions in Berlin that could be boring for kids.

The best part of the memorial is the museum underneath which is free. The atmosphere inside is very authentic and reading some of the very personal stories of the victims is very moving. The various rooms and interactive exhibits makes this a very worthwhile visit. The museum is on the far side of the memorial and not very visible, so it's easy to miss.

One of the best memorials ever done. Truly breathtaking in its beauty and powerful in its presence. A masterpiece for such a tragic part of history. The museum compliments it very well and is a great balance of text, story, interaction and immersion.

(Translated by Google) A very impressive place with a lot of history - when you consider that each column stands for a certain number of deceased Jews in the war makes us very sad and thoughtful ... In any case, visit the free exhibition that is located under the memorial museum - also highly recommended. (Original) Ein sehr beeindruckender Ort mit viel Geschichte - wenn man bedenkt das jede Säule für eine bestimmte Anzahl an verstorbenen Juden im Krieg steht macht uns sehr traurig und nachdenklich... Auf jeden Fall die kostenlose Ausstellung dazu besuchen das unter dem Denkmal liegende Museum ist - ebenfalls sehr empfehlenswert.

Solemn place to visit, but the architecture is inspired. I wasn't able to find a placard explaining the design concept which would've been nice at the time. That may be in the museum beneath. In any case, a beautiful and unique memorial.

The admission is free, I recommend to rent the audio guide as a form of support. The museum tour experience is augmented with the audio guide which is very comprehensive. It includes the accounts of the victims and also the background context.

Today 27.1. we remember the International Day in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust. This became an international Memorial Day that commemorates the victims of the Holocaust. The day remembers the killing of six million Jews, but also millions of others minorities and unwanted by various regimes. The German Nazi regime systematically organized the ‘cleansing’ which resulted in the murder of one third of the Jewish people (two-thirds of Europe's Jewish population) between 1933 and 1945. 27 January 1945 was the day the Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated by the Russian Red Army and therefore chosen as Memorial day. Designated by United Nations General Assembly resolution 60/7 on 1 November 2005

Saw from afar some idiots jumping on top of the blocks. Other than that, I felt emotional walking around here. My tour guide said that the artist kept the design vague because there's just no way to properly represent into art what transpired back then.

A place you truly don't understand unless you walk the grounds and think. The artist really thought about this concept and it really makes you ponder it's vital significance. No line or tickets needed. Walk between the rows. Very thought provoking and humbling experience.

It's difficult to review a memorial which only exists because of hatred in the past. It's an incredible monument and a lot, lot bigger than we expected. The only down side is, when you have a free entry monument somee people just don't seem to know how to act respectfully.

This monument represents disorientation and isolation, which can really be felt when you walk through the larger blocks. There was also a museum, however, the line was thirty minutes long and partially outside in the rain, so we opted not to visit it.

an installation of approximately 2700 concrete blocks all equally long but differently tall. I wasn't very impressed, perhaps because there were many people, some sitting or lying on top of the blocks. I know there is also an underground part but I haven't seen it.

Entering the site, it is more impressive than how it looks from the outside. Once you are in the centre, you do feel more closed off from your surroundings.

The monument consists of “The Holocaust memorial” and underground museum. Strongly recommend to visit museum before entering the Memorial itself. Free entry, just 20-30minutes waiting time in a queue which is worth. Attn! Museum is not for children.

(Translated by Google) Impressive stories, photos and movie views. Some of the photos on display are not suitable for young children. You will also be asked about this when you arrive there Entrance is free, for € 2.00 you can rent an audio device that supports you in Dutch when you walk through the monument. (Original) Indrukwekkende verhalen, foto's en film weergaven. Sommige foto's die er tentoongesteld worden zijn niet geschikt voor jonge kinderen. Daar wordt je ook op aangesproken als je daar aankomt Toegang is gratis, voor €2.00 huur je een audio apparaat die je in het Nederlands ondersteund wanneer je door het monument loopt.

(Translated by Google) It's impressive, I would have expected a board with a lot of information, even if you know what it stands for. (Original) Es ist schon beeindruckend, hätte nur eine Tafel erwartet mit sehr viel Information, auch wenn man weiß wofür es steht.

This memorial is nice for photoshoots since there are many angles to take pictures. It’s located among buildings and construction cites and you are not allowed to jump on it for those who consider the idea. I would have enjoyed more information about the history of it or probably i was unable to find them but overall noce experience and close to the gate.

The outside memorial with the blocks is interesting. That itself I would rate 3.5 stars. The reason I am giving 5 stars is because of the indoor part of the memorial that is found underground. You'll get a really good overview of the atrocities that happened. There is a room fileld with the letters written by victims to their families. Heartbreaking.

It's impactful, and interactive in an unexpected way. Walking through it gets eerie. But there is hardly any accompanying info (I did not make it inside the memorial, so that's on me) and many of the blocks are falling apart, like they were very poorly made. You can see plenty being held together by braces. People don't respect the place enough, walking on top of the block, playing around like it's a fun place. All in all, I think it does not really make the point it wanted to make

(Translated by Google) Came by by chance, corona lockdown. But there were people at and in the memorial. Quiet, thoughtful ... a sad melancholy over the concrete blocks: really a monument! Got the impression: we who stood there are commemorating the millions of murders committed by NS. The memorial, a place with many faces: now that I was standing there, the memory was very close to me. (Original) Eher zufällig vorbeigekommen, Corona-Lockdown. Aber es waren Menschen am und im Denkmal. Leise, nachdenklich... eine traurige Melancholie über den Betonklötzen: wirklich Denkmal! Hatte den Eindruck: wir, die da standen, gedenken der millionenfachen Morde des NS. Das Denkmal, ein Ort mit vielen Gesichtern: jetzt, wo ich da stand, war mir das Gedenken sehr nah.

(Translated by Google) Great monument, unfortunately I often have the feeling that respect for it is lost. (Original) Tolles Denkmal, leider habe ich häufig das Gefühl dass der Respekt davor verloren geht.

Interesting site not only for the memorial Jewish's place, but also it was the Hitler secret bunker. You can find the bunker sign at Gertrud-Kolmar-Straße 14, 10117 Berlin close to the parking slot, but in my opinion this is the secret place, that's way the museum is in the basement. So, the Fuhrer could feel the heavy weight that he committed.

It's a surreal experience to look at this memorial considering what it represents but once inside you see the beauty of the artists expression on simple concrete columns. Definitely something you have to experience

(Translated by Google) Already macabre to award stars for this ..... (Original) Schon makaber, hierfür Sterne zu vergeben.....

A place that inspired respect, there is a museum where you can learn about the Holocaust if you're interested but the pictures, videos and information that are shown here can be very painful for some people although it make you think about life. The entrance to the museum is completely free.

(Translated by Google) This memorial, also called the Holocaust Memorial, is located in the city of Berlin very close to the Porta de Brandenburg and Potsdamer Platz and was built according to project by the architect Peter Eisenman, having been inaugurated in 2005. It is a group of 2711 cement blocks that occupies an area of 19000 square meters. The blocks, of variable height, are arranged like a labyrinth and rest on an undulating floor in order to give a feeling of uneasiness, seeking, in the expression of the creator of Memorial, "representing a supposedly ordered system that ceases to have contact with human reason ". It’s a monument that, regardless of whether you like it or not, compels us to reflect on one of the great tragedies of Humanity. (Original) Este memorial, também designado por Memorial do Holocausto , está localizado na cidade de Berlim muito perto da Porta de Brandemburgo e da Potsdamer Platz e foi construído segundo o projecto do arquitecto Peter Eisenman , tendo sido inaugurado no ano de 2005 . É um conjunto de 2711 blocos de cimento que ocupa uma área de 19000 metros quadrados. Os blocos , de altura variável , estão dispostos como um labirinto e assentam num piso ondulante de forma a darem uma sensação de intranquilidade , procurando, na expressão do criador do Memorial , " representar um sistema supostamente ordenado que deixa de ter contacto com a razão humana " . É um monumento que , independentemente de se gostar ou não , nos obriga a reflectir sobre uma das grandes tragédias da Humanidade .

Very uncanny and surreal walking through this memorial commemorating so many Murdered Jews and a dark reality of Germany’s History. The size is absolutely overwhelming. Must visit in Berlin.

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 Holocaust. It consists of a 19,000-square-metre (200,000 sq ft) site covered with 2,711 concrete slabs or "stelae", arranged in a grid pattern on a sloping field. The original plan was to place nearly 4,000 slabs, but before the unveiling a new law was passed mandating memorials to be wheelchair accessible.

Recommend to visit! This place shows some dark side of the history.. I was moved by the story of this location.. the place is calm and peaceful and offers great time to explore ourselves from within.. Though the story is sad the blocks are so symmetric that it makes a good photogenic place...

(Translated by Google) You should be careful in the middle between the steles. Lots of thieves. If you are careful then an absolute must (Original) Sie sollten mittig zwischen den Stelen aufpassen. Sehr viele Diebe. Wenn sie aufpassen dann ein absoluter Muss

Interesting place that lead me to think of war results. This is how we will be reminded to the next generation.

Great memorial to have for such a shocking event rip 🪦

Highly recommend you visit this museum. It's a very sobering experience. You need to make reservations to enter. But you can do it when you're in line. The staff is very friendly and helpful. As you walk in you will see a time line. But the individual rooms are very deep and puts everything into perspective. All the ones that suffered during the war. Letters of the deceased to their loved ones, some accounted for, some not. This is s must.

Top tips 1. Through your Instagram influencer BS out the window and understand the memorials thought processing, floor placement layout etc. 2. Walk through alone 3. Visit the underground museum. Free entry. Cracking.

This memorial is immense. Just the the size of everything, it really is a place to reflect and remember all those that have passed

Must vist and you cannot skip this. In the very heart of the city next to Brandenbirg gate, the memorial is huge symbol of the dark past. Very impactful amd uncomfortable for the right reasons. The memorial is an unique experience. The holocaust exhibition underneath is brutal and will break you down with real and unfortunate strories of Jews who were murdered. It is emotional heavy to visit the museum.

The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is a really well done memorial and definitely sobering. The dark history surrounding these atrocities is displayed in this large stretching memorial which has you reminded that the holocaust was very very real and the importance of ensuring it’s never forgotten. When you visit this monument, don’t just take selfies / photos and leave - stay for a bit, learn / remind yourself of what happened, pay respects to all the Jews who were murdered and walk away with the vow that we as Individuals will stand up and never let anything like this happen to a single person ever again.

Beautiful place, must see while visiting Berlin. Great hystorical value. You can sit and get some rest after a long walk through the city center.

Fantastic, eerie and a beautiful memorial for people who were treated appallingly. Historical, factual, informative and striking display both in the museum and outside. A must see. Admission is free but if you want audio it will cost you 4Euros(worth getting).

The most confronting museum I’ve ever visited! Take your time, read the stories, fair warning you’ll likely be pretty sad / angry when you leave the museum.. Recommend paying the €4 for the audio guide with more information

Also known as the Holocaust Memorial, this place is a historical landmark full of sadness. The memorial is located 5 minutes away from the Brandenburg Gate. Do not walk on the stones! You can sit, but never stand on top of them. Do not take happy pictures, with big smiles or duck faces… Apparently there is an artist who is finding these photos and will edit the background of your photo with an image full of dead people. Just show some respect and decency!

Super gelungenes Denkmal an die schrecklichen Ereignisse! Die Interpretation des Künstlers ist wirklich beeindruckend. Spannend dabei ist, dass eigentlich 4000 Blöcke geplant waren, das Budgets das jedoch nicht zugelassen hatte. Als wir dort waren, war auf jedem Stein mindestens eine Rose gelegen.

You need to wait in line, enter is for free and exhibition is very nice! Friendly stuff as well!

(Translated by Google) I expected more. (Original) Hatte mir mehr erwartet.

Eindrückliche Erfahrung, man kommt zum Nachdenken...

Makes you think?

(Translated by Google) was very impressive to see this place and interesting. (Original) war sehr eindrücklich diesen Ort zu sehen und interessant.

(Translated by Google) A must for a visit to Berlin. Remember, learn from history and consciously look to the future. (Original) Ein Muss für einen Besuch in Berlin. Gedenken, aus der Geschichte lernen und bewusst in die Zukunft gehen.

(Translated by Google) A rather poignant monument in honor of the victims of the Holocaust. Monumental and scary! (Original) Meglehetősen megrendítő emlékmű a Holokauszt áldozatainak tiszteletére. Monumentális, és rémisztő!

(Translated by Google) Memorial ok, but that's not pretty. (Original) Gedenkstätte ok, aber das ist nicht hübsch.

(Translated by Google) Impressive (Original) Indrukwekkend

Please do not visit Berlin without taking a moment to remember at this monument

Nice place

Really sad but well worth it

(Translated by Google) These large stone blocks really make you think about the cruel death that happened to many people during the Second World War. Unfortunately, many people do not respect this. (Original) Te duże kamienne bloki naprawdę skłaniają do myślenia o okrutnej śmierci jaka spotkała wielu ludzi podczas II-giej Wojny Światowej. Niestety wielu ludzi tego nie szanuje.

(Translated by Google) I recommend visiting it with a guide, it is heartbreaking to visit it and realize the number of people who suffered this barbarism (Original) Recomiendo visitarlo con un guía, es desgarrador visitarlo y darte cuenta de la cantidad de personas que sufrieron esta barbarie

(Translated by Google) Memorial, we should never forget what, unfortunately humans - our ancestors, were capable of. (Original) Mahnmal, wir sollten nie vergessen zu was, leider Menschen - unsere Vorfahren, fähig waren.

Really makes you feel the impact. A beautifully done monument that gets it's message across.

For the gravity that is the Holocaust, this memorial seems very underwhelming. It's neat and clean and all, but it won't make you feel the impact that the events had on all those lives. If you want some real impactful stuff, visit Auschwitz, bergen-belsen or literally any other memorial to remember the 6million Jews that died. What they say about German cars being reliable but ugly is certainly true about their memorials.

Very well organized. The museum inside explains everything very thoroughly.

Wow. This place really gets under your skin. The ‘stele’ are impressive. Yes some fall apart and are kept together with braces, but the worst about this place are the -luckily few- people that just don’t seem to have a clue about what they’re doing (sitting on the stele, playing hide and seek). The place is sereen otherwise and a apt tribute and reminder for the past. The information center locates underneath the stele should be a mandatory stop for every person that ever had a doubt about what happened. Without a hint of partisanship, without sensationalism the events are displayed and explained in both German and English. The truth is hard to see and even harder to fathom, how has this ever been possible. One room tells the stories of several families. Another room shows letters from people that killed themselves or were deported shortly after writing the notes. Chilling. All you can hope is that places like these will help us to never forget that what happened can happen again. Nie wieder, bitte...

In April 1994 a competition for the memorial's design was announced in Germany's major newspapers. Twelve artists were specifically invited to submit a design and given 50,000 DM (€25,000) to do so. The winning proposal was to be selected by a jury consisting of representatives from the fields of art, architecture, urban design, history, politics and administration, including Frank Schirrmacher, co-editor of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. The deadline for the proposals was 28 October. On 11 May, an information colloquium took place in Berlin, where people interested in submitting a design could receive some more information about the nature of the memorial to be designed. Ignatz Bubis, the president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, and Wolfgang Nagel, the construction senator of Berlin, spoke at the event. Before the deadline, the documents required to submit a proposal were requested over 2,600 times and 528 proposals were submitted. The jury met on 15 January, 1995 to pick the best submission. First, Walter Jens, the president of the Akademie der Künste was elected chairman of the jury. In the following days, all but 13 submissions were eliminated from the race in several rounds of looking through all works. As had already been arranged, the jury met again on 15 March. Eleven submissions were restored to the race as requested by several jurors, after they had had a chance to review the eliminated works in the months in between the meetings.

It is something to see worth a stop on the way to the Brandenburg gate if you are walking.

Statue for me a bit weird. Peoples dpnt know about this is statue and theyre sitting on it. Also, many kids are playing hns or catcher in it.

Lots of reading into a touchy yet controversial part of history. Go there and come out with clear mind because you'll need not to indulge everything as current but as a past event.

A sobering monument, somewhat spoiled by instagram influencers taking pictures of their bum and random tourists sitting on the blocks.

Das Denkmal gefällt mir optisch überhaupt nicht. ?

Ciężko przejść obojętnie i nie pomyśleć o tej tragedi. Daje do myślenia i zwraca uwagę przechodnia.

Muss einigen Leuten hier recht geben. Schreckliches Denkmal, das nur für Selfie verrückte dienlich ist. Es gibt wahrlich eindrucksvollere Denkmäler für dieses Thema

Personally, I think this is a very powerful memorial. The slabs are ordered, yet chaotic. They differ in height, they differ in size. The pathing in-between the slabs is very unequal as well, containing "bumps" in the floor, as it were. All this is supposed to convey the feeling; you know where you are, where you are walking, whilst at the same time feeling quite claustrophobic, disoriented, slightly panicked even. A unique and fitting memorial.

Sehenswert Empfehle es nicht Abends zu besuchen da es sehr wenig beleuchtet ist.

Wonderful concept but the memorial was not well maintained.

Schönes ehrenmal. Das mindeste was man machen musste

Sehr gut und emotional gemacht. Insbesondere der "Stehlengarten" hat mir extrem gut gefallen, weil das Auf und Ab die Anstrengungen und die grauen Stehlen die Asche und Baracken simbolisiert haben.

Make sure you’re ready for the experience. As everyone knows this is a very intense place.

Sehr expressive Architektur mit kraftvollen Denkanstößen.

Impactful Memorial Place

Even if you know the facts this brings the single person and their fate to the surface and tears to your eye

Einfaches Design für ein bitteres Ereignis

(Translated by Google) Impressive (Original) Indrukwekkend

Ohne den Sinn des Mahnmals zu bewerten, hätte man die Gestaltung besser machen können.

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È un qualcosa di straziante. Man mano che ci si addentra la persona si ritrova in un totale senso di smarrimento. Non si hanno più punti di riferimento e ad ogni angolo ti spuntano persone. Hai la sensazione di ritrovarti da solo e senza aiuto.

Un travail mémoriel très complet qui ne se voile pas la face

Impressive... never forget.... always remember......never again....

(Translated by Google) It is very interesting and important to deal with this topic. (Original) Es ist sehr interessant und wichtig sich mit diesem Thema auseinandersetzen.

Geweldig en verdrietig.

Selten solch ein unberührendes Denkmal erlebt.Spielplatz für Selfiesüchtige Kreischteenis..Betroffenheit erweckt nur der emotionslose Umgang mit dem Grauen ... hier hätte man definitiv besseres erstellen sollen

(Translated by Google) A nice monument. but what also keeps in mind what must never happen again. (Original) Ein schönes Denkmal. was aber einem auch vor Augen hält was nie wieder passieren darf.

(Translated by Google) Impressive monument. (Original) Indrukwekkend monument.

(Translated by Google) Nice to look at and good to remember what happened there. (Original) Schön anzusehen und gut zum Gedenken was da passiert ist.

Sehr sehenswert, ein muss

(Translated by Google) Impressive. (Original) Indrukwekkend.

(Translated by Google) It makes an impression especially when you go deeper. (Original) Robi wrażenie szczególnie jak się wejdzie w głąb.

(Translated by Google) A very touching memorial. You don't have to find that beautiful in the narrower sense. If you only get to look at it, you're not doing enough. When exhibiting under the memorial, you may also reach the limits of what you can endure. I found it very good to see the many young people there. (Original) Ein sehr berührenden Mahnmal. Das muss man nicht im engeren Sinne schön finden. Wer nur zum Angucken hinkommt, ist zu wenig bei der Sache. Bei der Ausstellung unter dem Mahnmal kommt man vielleicht auch an die Grenzen dessen, was man ertragen kann. Ich fand es sehr gut, die vielen jungen Menschen dort zu sehen.

Stunning

(Translated by Google) Very impressive memorial. It creates an oppressive atmosphere. Suitable for a cruel act like that of the Holocaust. (Original) Sehr beeindruckendes Mahnmal. Es schafft eine bedrückende Atmosphäre. Passend für eine grausame Tat wie der des Holocausts.

Muy interesante meterse dentro de esos bloques de hormigón pensando en épocas pasadas.

(Translated by Google) Yes, worth seeing. Not just for school classes. Especially the hidden exhibition. What you cannot see, what is hidden is where you have to look closely. When I was there, the control was like at the airport, because of threats against a museum or because the American embassy is not far away. Who knows??? (Original) Ja, sehenswert. Nicht nur für Schulklassen. Vor allem die versteckte Ausstellung. Das was man nicht sieht, das was versteckt wird ist das wo man genau hinsehen muss. Als ich da war war die Kontrolle wie am Flughafen, wegen Drohungen gegen ein Museum oder weil die Amerikanisch Botschaft nicht weit weg ist. Wer weiß???

(Translated by Google) Never forget! (Original) Niemals vergessen!

(Translated by Google) A place to be visited. So as not to forget what happened. We were lucky that there weren't that many people. In the immediate vicinity of the Brandenburg Gate, about 5 minutes on foot. (Original) Ein Ort,denn man besucht haben sollte. Um nicht zu vergessen was geschehen ist. Wir hatten Glück das nicht so viel Leute da waren. In unmittelbarer Nähe vom Brandenburger Tor, zu Fuß ca.5 min.

(Translated by Google) Impressive monument to become silent, to walk through for a long time, to view from a distance. Climbing is not allowed. (Original) Indrukwekkend monument stil van te worden, om lang doorheen te lopen, van afstand te bekijken. Beklimmen is niet toegestaan.

Ambik gambar hipster teruk ahh. Kat sini je sejam setengah spend masa ahah

Even though I haven't been there before, I know it is a great place. At first it feels eerie, but it is hilarious. when hilarious things become reality, then it is no longer a joke. All the best for them and Rest in Peace.

For what it represents it could have been nicer. It is nice to walk through it rather than around it. It would only take about 10 min to see it.

On the edge of 'awh' and terror. A graduated form of realistic art. I this perceived by taking an incredible risk, stepping from peer to peer, to realize the height and imperfection of my singular vision. Turning in fear of the individual path that I took. Returning to the level safety by removing my desire to stand singularly and alone on a field of loss. A tribute to the dead in a 'horrible' form. In form of tribute, the most unique awakening I have yet to encountered. ( comparison to stepping on grave-stones in the 'Arizona veterans cemetery )

Spooky. Walking through the sounds of Berlin nearly vanish. As chaotic as it seems from outside, it is disturbing to see the pillars all rowed up perfectly. Disturbing to think of the analogy to our past... Lastly, to all visitors: Please, for heaven's sake. Do Not Climb On The Frickin Pillars. Show some R.E.S.P.E.C.T!

Most beautiful art i have ever witnessed. Even if it's just concrete it feels alive and it makes you go through 1000 diferent feellings the longer you experience it. Tip: Don't go there after dark alone, it can be scary.

Loved the underground museum. The memorial itself was also interesting, but I feel more could have been done to remind one of the genocide and the people. Also, I'm not sure how I feel about the fact that there's many people playing and jumping around the blocks

I like the theme and 3D illumination effect, great exhibit at the core of city walls

Todo mi respeto

(Translated by Google) Very impressive.... (Original) Sehr beeindruckend....

Riesiges Denkmal aber für mich relativ unspektakulär

A monument that is minimal, modern and artistic. A great and different way to make you feel things. The concrete blocks really are imposing, and give you a sense of that you are small, a "victim". You can easily ignore children playing, or people being disrespectful.

(Translated by Google) Great :-) (Original) Toll :-)

Очень необычное место,если задуматься над тем кому был создан этот мемориал!

Es impresionante este museo al aire libre, impactante saber lo que sinifica este memorial. Cada uno de las tumbas tiene una altura diferente a la otra, ninguna es igual. Es en honor a todos lo judíos asesinados en el holocausto. Y es uno de los pocos museos al aire libre, aunque llueve o nieve está siempre en exhibición. Está a un costado de la Puerta de Brandenburgo.

Помните, это нельзя повторить

(Translated by Google) A place of memory and reverie. (Original) Miejsce pamięci i zadumy.

Wieso gibt es so ein cooles Spielplatz nicht in Gelsenkirchen. In Berlin wo dort alles schöne gibt aber teilen mit den anderen armen Städte machen die nicht. Die reichen Städte werden immer reicher gebaut und die armen Städte werden immer Schmutziger...

Monumento a un cuento

Muy fuerte como comenzó todo con una quema de libros por eso la menor escala de los bloques y luego fue aumentando a medida que aumentaba la brutalidad del partido. Para reflexionar.

Sehr wichtiger Ort. Super Umsetzung. Sollte mehr vor Vandalismus geschützt werden.

Этат мемориал память и наш долг это помнить а мемориал хорош сделан.

Un lieu chargé en émotion... un labyrinthe chargé d'histoire. Mémorial à visiter absolument

Somber... no two stones alike

(Translated by Google) Excellent. (Original) Ausgezeichnet.

Beeindruckendes Mahnmal. Sollte für Schulklassen ein Pflichtbesuch sein. Ein Ort der Erinnerung und Mahnung.

Eigentlich ein schöner und ruhiger Ort/Platz zum Nachdenken. Nur schade, dass viele Stelen beschädigt sind.

It's sadly what happened there before . Killing It's not good at all

(Translated by Google) Very well worth seeing. (Original) Sehr sehr sehenswert.

Es wirkt schon Makaber ein derartiges Denkmal mit Sternen zu bewerten aber ein Denkmal das nachdenklich macht...

(Translated by Google) Water can hurt too, be peaceful, find consensus. (Original) Auch Wasser kann verletzen, seid friedlich ,findet Konsens.

Geldverschwendung. Man hätte ein ordentliches Denkmal bauen können !

(Translated by Google) Very moving. (Original) Très émouvant.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful .. but dangerous to visit at night. There are many robberies and robberies. People are hiding and you can get a good scare (Original) Muy bonito.. pero peligroso visitar de noche. Se producen muchos asaltos y robos. La gente se esconde y te puedes llevar un buen susto

(Translated by Google) The Holocaust Memorial was built to a design by Peter Eisenman (Newark, 11 August 1932) as the result of a competition won in 1997 and carried out between 2003 and 2004. Consisting of 2711 perfectly smooth anthracite gray concrete stelae, the parallelepipeds have different heights and start from a pavement with a depression in the center of the area that is not perfectly flat, which means that the volumes also have slightly different inclinations. In some ways it recalls Burri's Grande Cretto in Gibellina. A must see! (Original) Il Memoriale dell'Olocausto è stato realizzato su progetto di Peter Eisenman (Newark, 11 agosto 1932) come esito di un concorso vinto nel 1997 e realizzato tra il 2003 ed il 2004. Composto da 2711 stele in cemento di colore grigio antracite perfettamente liscio, i parallelepipedi hanno altezze diverse e partono da una pavimentazione con un avvallamento al centro dell'area non perfettamente piano, il che fa sì che i volumi abbiano anche inclinazioni leggermente diverse. Per certi versi ricorda il Grande Cretto di Burri a Gibellina. Assolutamente da vedere!

(Translated by Google) Impressive monument. (Original) Eindrucksvolles Denkmal.

(Translated by Google) This place cannot be described or rated. (Original) Diesen Ort kann man nicht beschreiben oder bewerten.

A place that everyone must go to reflect

Sorrowful as one reads what happened in the past.

(Translated by Google) Very emotional and extraordinary architecture (Original) Sehr emotional und außergewöhnliche Architektur

(Translated by Google) Perfect for Majnkreft fans. I laughed a bit xddddddd. (Original) Idealne dla fanów Majnkreft. trochę sobie śmiechłem xddddddd.

Memorial

"loved it five stars" feels inappropriate here, however the memorial is very well designed and invokes a sense of scale, in terms of numbers and oppression. The museum beneath it is free and highly informative without being pushy (in English, German and (I think) Russian and French). Definitely visit.

Beautiful exhibit. You must go through security and we were travelling away from the city so brought our suitcase and ended up having to carry it through the entire thing (not bad but not great - our fault though really). Otherwise it was amazingly done and I would definitely recommend going.

This is a nice place, with a lot of history. You should do the free tour to get the complete story !

A must visit place for history lovers. It may look boring for some people. Every stone signifies the Jewish victims of the Holocaust. A little warning, please respect the place. Please refrain from stepping the stones or posing funny pictures in the memorial. Do not Yolocaust!

A faire beau mémorial

Soll dieses Denkmal nicht daran erinnern das sich soetwas NIEMALS wiederholt? Hat offensichtlich leider seinen Zweck verfehlt...

Minimalism meets the history, the memorial's design is astonishing. It helps people like me as a visitor to understand the period of history that nobody should forget.

Beeindruckend riesig und bedrückend Anlass um ins Gespräch zu kommen über den Holocaust

Ich finde besonders bei Nacht entfaltet dieses Denkmal seine ganze Macht. Etwas zwischen Bedrücktheit, Anziehungskraft und Ermahnung auf das worauf es uns hinweisen soll. Nie wieder darf es so ein menschenverachtendes Verbrechen geben!

(Translated by Google) I would recommend a visit. (Original) أنصح بي زيارة .

A place with free interpretation

It's moving and touching being inside of this monument, it makes you feel disoriented and lonely the first ten steps you take. We were there when they were still building it back in 2004 if I'm not in wrong, every time we go to Berlin we visit this place. Absolutely worth. Absolutely touching.

(Translated by Google) A large amount of concrete slabs. Not a very clear message, but it does weigh in. (Original) Duża ilość betonowych płyt. Nie bardzo jasny przekaz, ale robi ważenie.

(Translated by Google) definitely worth seeing (Original) sehr Sehenswert

(Translated by Google) Slight risk of getting lost😅 (Original) Leichte Verirrungsgefahr😅

Great and solemn! a must-see in Berlin

(Translated by Google) Memories of a senseless genocide (Original) Recuerdos de un genocidio sin sentido

(Translated by Google) memorial dedicated to the Jews. visited two years ago place that put me in awe, I recommend the visit, really touching. (Original) memoriale dedicato agli ebrei. visitato due anni fa posto che mi ha messo in soggezione, consiglio la visita, davvero toccante.

(Translated by Google) Evokes different feelings and thoughts ... will definitely come back .. (Original) Вызывает разные чувства и мысли...обязательно вернусь..

History place

(Translated by Google) A place of memory ... A place where a special spirit and feeling reigns. Worth noting. Very instructive place. (Original) Місце пам'яті... Місце, де панує якийсь особливий дух, відчуття. Варте уваги. Дуже повчальне місце.

(Translated by Google) so little? (Original) so wenig nur?

(Translated by Google) An interesting place, but it evokes mixed feelings. Children played hide and seek between the blocks. Many adults did not understand what installation was. (Original) Miejsce ciekawe, ale wywołuje mieszane uczucia. Pomiędzy blokami dzieci bawiły się w chowanego. Dużo dorosłych nie rozumiało czym jest instalacja.

(Translated by Google) Remarkable (Original) Bemerkenswert

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Prachtig

(Translated by Google) Impressive. Quiet, overwhelming as you go deeper into the monument, you become silent ... Respect (Original) Indrukwekkend. Rustig, overweldigend als je dieper in het monument gaat, je wordt stil... Respect

(Translated by Google) I highlight the feeling of chaos within a geometric order. It is a perfect and rational grid of 2711 concrete blocks, 2.38 m long x 0.95 wide and whose height varies between 0.2 m to 4.8 m. Each of these blocks represents a page from the Hebrew Talmud. “It stands there, lonely. The one who has to speak is you ”. "He writes that the prisoners were not alive but were not dead either. Instead, they seemed to descend into a personal hell." Peter Eisenman is an American architect who became known in the world of architecture for being one of the founders and promoters of the so-called deconstructivist movement. His proposals were characterized by the overlapping of geometries, giving rise to gruesome, tortuous spaces that conveyed sensations of chaos and movement. I who am eternally nostalgic, this feeling touches me deeply. (Original) Destaco la sensación de caos dentro de un orden geométrico. Es una grilla perfecta y racional de 2711 bloques de concreto, de 2.38 m de largo x 0.95 de ancho y cuya altura varía entre 0.2 m a 4.8 m. Cada uno de estos bloques representa una página del Talmud hebreo. “Se yergue ahí, solitario. Quien tiene que hablar eres tú”. "Él escribe que los prisioneros no estaban vivos pero tampoco estaban muertos. En su lugar, parecían descender en un infierno personal" Peter Eisenman es un arquitecto norteamericano que se hizo conocido en el mundo de la arquitectura por ser uno de los fundadores e impulsores del llamado movimiento deconstructivista. Sus propuestas se caracterizaban por la superposición de geometrías, dando lugar a espacios truculentos, tortuosos, que transmitían sensaciones de caos y movimiento. Yo que soy un eterno nostálgico está sensación me toca profundamente.

(Translated by Google) Very impressive and depressing at the same time. (Original) Sehr beeindruckend und bedrückend zugleich.

(Translated by Google) Very good idea but it is getting too much of a tourist attraction. Pity! (Original) Sehr gute Idee, aber es wird zu stark zur Touristenattraktion. Schade!

(Translated by Google) Visited this place back in 2016 ,, love the idea of ​​making concrete design that carry a message and story A memorial to the Jews of the Holocaust. I hope to implement the idea with us and place a memorial for our martyrs defending our great homeland. (Original) Visited this place back in 2016 ,, love the idea of making concrete design that carry a message and story تذكار ليهود المحرقة اتمنى تطبيق الفكرة عندنا ووضع تذكار لشهدائنا المدافعين عن وطننا العظيم

(Translated by Google) A place with history (Original) Ein Ort mit Geschichte

(Translated by Google) Rest (Original) Rühe

(Translated by Google) Very impressive. You absolutely have to let yourself be affected. (Original) Sehr beeindruckend. Muss man unbedingt auf sich wirken lassen.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful in its simplicity. (Original) Piękne w swej prostocie.

Nice

The place of Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. This is 2711 slabs - as many of pages in the Talmud.

Truly stunning, deeply moving and simply beautiful. God bless them all

We have learned nothing. If you need a reminder.

Agghiacciante e nello stesso tempo istruttiva affinché la memoria dell'olocausto possa rimanere da monito per non ripetersi mai più

(Translated by Google) Reflection (Original) Reflexão

(Translated by Google) Goes so. (Original) Geht so.

(Translated by Google) Experience history. (Original) Geschichte erleben.

(Translated by Google) I have a mezuzah at home I'm not an anti-Semite! (Original) J'ai une mezouza à la maison chui pas un antisémites moi !

(Translated by Google) Thrilling experience. It makes you physically feel the weight of horror. A place of memory to go to so as not to forget and why it never happens again. (Original) Esperienza da brividi. Ti fa, sentire fisicamente il peso dell'orrore. Un luogo della memoria dove andare per non dimenticare e perche non accada più.

Out of all the places in Berlin to visit, this has to be on the top of the list. Well designed and thoughtfully put together.

Very cold and sad place.

(Translated by Google) The monument is highly controversial as a monument. I lack the dignity here that such a monument should exude. If you walk through the rows of concrete blocks today, you will see cracks and breaks everywhere. The paths are not kept really clean and the flat blocks at the edge are unfortunately more reminiscent of a picnic area than a memorial in summer. So it is becoming more and more of a building sin. But worth a visit for taking pictures. (Original) Das Denkmal ist als Denkmal höchst umstritten. Mir fehlt hier die Würde, die ein solches Denkmal ausstrahlen sollte. Geht man heute durch die Reihen von Betonblöcken, so sieht man überall Risse und Brüche. Die Wege werden nicht richtig sauber gehalten und die flachen Blöcke am Rand erinnern leider im Sommer mehr an ein Picknickareal als an ein Mahnmal. So wird es immer mehr zur Bausünde. Zum fotografieren aber einen Besuch wert.

(Translated by Google) Very sad (Original) Sehr traurig

(Translated by Google) Very nice, but got lost (Original) Sehr schön, habe mich jedoch verirrt

Will return for a second visit

(Translated by Google) A very important place with a very strong energy. (Original) Un lugar muy importante y con una energía muy fuerte.

Very weird feelings here in this place in Berlin... you feel like in a graveyard, you can totally feel pain in this place.

The historic significance will definitely get you interested. Please read the history before visiting. The design is minimalistic and modern. Just behind Brandenburger tor.

It is difficult to translate the experience that this museum offer. You do not have to pay for the tour, but I highly recommend leaving something at the end. Everyone should visit this place.

A very particulary Place,beacuse makes you feel many emotions. Is the perfect Place where the brutale history of that period Is reminded. Very touching

Place with an amazing atmosphere. It looks cool but you can feel tragedy.

We loved this memorial... It's sad to know the reason of the memorial, however, we enjoyed the architecture of this place.

Worth the visit to remind us of history

It's interesting, when you go through the grave Style monument it gets higher as you go through because as your going down it loweras, the floor goes lower! but it would have been better if they would put the names of the victims on the stones, theirs so much place on them. I went in the evening when the museum was closed so didn't get to see what's it all about 😔

Superb monument to the memory of the victims. Museum is well worth a visit and very informative.

The memorial itself is really cool and gives a great sense of perspective about the horror. Sadly there was almost no story or anything to mark it as a memorial besides a small text that stands there. That really really doesn't do the whole thing justice.

Very powerful memorial. The information centre is free and audio tour available. A piece of the world history that cannot be forgotten...

This is the most soul-deadening place I have ever been to. This is a must see for anyone who wants to really experience the result of total evil and unchecked power. The questions of why and how keep running through my mind. I am sickened by the though of anyone being able to live with themselves after being responsible for 11,000,000 murders. I believe I benefited greatly, but I hope I never have to witness such evil again. If you can go, do. Not pretty but well portrayed. The people should always be able to identify evil and oppose it.

Great memorial place running on donations, if interested in stories of the victims in ww2. 10/10 place of you love history. Otherwise it might not be as interesting still worth your time, its free!

A sad and incredibly moving memorial for the millions of people who were murdered because of hate. Make sure you visit the museum under the memorial, it is free to all and definitely worth the visit (as of this posting you still need to wear a medical grade mask to enter).

It is the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, also known as the Holocaust Memorial by most Berliners. It is opened in May 2005, the city's most impressive sight is located near the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany. The Holocaust Memorial is silent but it is talking about history and would feel something exciting or you would see something strange when you arrive there.

The place is really something. Interesting to walk between the blocks there.

The Memorial is one of the must-see places in Berlin. It is located in the very center of the city next to the Bradenburg Gate, the Teegarten Park and the Bundestag building. I advise you to come here in the afternoon, when there will not be large crowds of schoolchildren. Here you will feel both pain and peace, you will be able to see how fragile human life is. Now the Memorial is very responsive to the atrocities committed by the Russian invaders in Ukraine.

The concept behind the artist , that although the blocks are different sizes but from above they all look the same, they were all human beings. Must visit. There's a museum on the underground level as well.

If you're in Berlin, make this a priority. I only did the monument not the museum as I ran out of time. Extremely moving on its own though. Very moving, thought provoking and strangely beautiful.

Immersive and dynamic. Really feel the absurdity of the situation. Only thing is that it’s hard to get really into it with all the people running around playing hide and seek. Did not visit the museum.

No menacing of words. I'm very glad such memorial exists. Hopefully future generations won't repeat past horrible mistakes

Free entry museum near the Mall of Berlin must see place during your visit to Berlin There are individual family stories and everyone visiting the museum got quite emotional May all the victims of Holocaust rest in pease.

A unique memorial made in remembrance of a great tragedy. It is certainly worth checking out. It's within walking distance to the Brandenburg gate.

Great if you like this kind of places. Also it's free... you just need to do a security clearance first and the you are good to go inside.