An excellent atmospheric stroll in the old and destroyed nazzi bunker from the second world war period, surrounded by an old forest and tall trees. I was surprised that 5000 people used to work here during its operation in 1940s. There are also chances to see the bats residing in the ruins, but I wasn't lucky in that respect.

Interesting place to visit as I knew very little about it before going. Definitely worth getting the audio guide as provides a lot of background

Great place to visit for anyone who's interested in WW2 history. Was afraid first how much walking there would be as i had hurt my knee earlier that day, but the route around the bunkers are good even if you're limping 😅 oh.. and the cats running around was a nice bonus

A place that you should visit. Recommended to visit without kids because it's more of historical place so after a while kids will get bored. If you have a chance take audio guide 🙂

The place is worth visiting if you are having holidays in the north of Poland and are interested in history. Overall it will most probably leave you with somewhat depressed mood, after having seen what mankind has been capable of. Concrete walls of 7m and more to protect a person who has only evil in mind. Concrete walls that have been turned to rubbish by people avenging with mad rage. The exposition itself is well arranged and the location is naturally beautiful, left aside the Hitler made camp.

Waw!!! The place is absolutely stunning. A lot of sad history. The car park is clean and tidy. You can camp there for a decent price. The showers and bathrooms are very clean. Hot water. A lot of barbecue and picnic places. Totally recommend.

Wolfsschanze" was the codename of one of the Fuhrer headquarters in Europe and stood near Kętrzyn, in northeast Poland. Plans for the construction of this bunker complex was made in the autumn of 1940. About 2,000 persons worked and lived here in the period 1941-1944. The "Wolfsschanze" became famous because of the failed assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler at this place on 20 July 1944. The dictator was only slightly wounded.

Good for WWII history buffs. Good audio guide with interesting stories and facts. Poland has a lot more to offer so we walked around for an hour and got back on the road.

Great facilities and overall area is well made for comfortable and insightful visit. Huge parking, automatic audio guides in multiple languages. We'll worth the ticket cost.

Very interesting place, we ask lady from travel office and she explained all facts about this place, she was nice for kids and answer for all of them questions. Thank you for caring about this please 😊

One of the most amazing experiences of my life. Incredible guide a must see for any history buff

Very interesting and informative place to visit I don’t regret visiting I also have bought myself some nice souvenirs and the tour was very good the old German weaponry was also very interesting to look at

This place is must see. To see and understood the real fear and madness of Hitler. Recomendation - get a gide 😉

A long Journey to visit the Wolfs Lair. I post the nearest station, fantastic WW2 site and the bomb attempt to assassinate Hitler. So much to see and also Polish uprising Museum. Entry 20 Zloty (£4) look at pics

The experience is very great, the guides are very awesome and it all The history is all great.

Despite that there are almost only a ruins here, it's really nice and interesting place. It's a quiet forest and also historical site which makes it good to spend some time walking here. Just don't make a mistake like me: you should probably get a guide. Because I didn't, and there's not much information written there, so I probably missed a lot...

Place which have very interesting and important historical value. If you are looking for place which will reverse you and your family in WWII for several hours don't miss the oportunity.

Absolutely stunning and very interesting. Visited with toddlers so did not used in person or audio guide, but for such historical would recommend

Historically important land for many historians and for me, because I was born and raised here. In the way it was invested in this place and mapping is worth coming to the Masurian lands and forget about the gray reality.

In my opinion it's a very interesting place, with many buildings and bunkers still standing and showing the immense structures. Most of them have the ceilings fallen in from when the natzi soldiers tried to destroy them when they were evacuating. You can still walk through parts of two bunkers. The box inside the box design of the bunkers is very interesting to see. There is also a replica of the room in which an unsuccessful assassination of Hitler took place. It is noteworthy that Hitler spent nearly 800 days there throughout WW2. There are also exhibitions about the atrocities during WW2 in which many decisions were made in this very place. It is definitely worth visiting. My wife would give it a 4 star rating, but we will be generous with averaging the score. We had audioguides, and it was nice to walk at our own pace and listen about each place.

Interesting place, recomend to take audio guide. Nice renovation in bathrooms and showers.

It's a must for anyone interested in history of the WW2.

A very interesting place. I recommend taking an audio guide!

Audio guide is must very good system remote turn on audio about each object in museum.

Anyone ineterested in history will be satisfied. Just take the regular or audio guide.

Wolf's Lair is a hidden treasure, off the beat experience. We were in awe of the construction and the convenient audio guide in English, it was like living a documentary. We took about 2 hrs for the tour and another hour at the restaurant. Getting there : We took the early morning train from Gdansk to Ketrzyn. From the train station at Ketrzyn we reached Wolf's Lair by a taxi, which was readily available outside the station. Food: There is a restaurant at Wolf's Lair where one can get good food and local beer.

Definitely worth a visit and get the electronic guide for all the details!

Very beautiful place to visit, I recommend getting a bike or e-scooter, so you can visit bike trails 35km+ instead of 1.5k walking trail

A place with a lot of history, make sure you visit this place with a guide! If you have a large group, you can afford the guide at reasonable price. Shows how Hitler has managed his work from this headquarters and how he has simply destroyed his bunkers once he got rid of this place.

Amazing place where you can feel a history and read about this terrible time.

Really interesting experience. You can rent a audio guide for 8 pln.

Was nice and big place to explore then they have a restaurant very children friendly place. Recommended for family.

Very interesting place for all who is interested with second world war.

Historical place, must see for everybody. Very tidy surrounding made for tourists. But main objects are actually gradually disappearing... Maybe this is for good.

Great place,quite horrible history. Makes us thinking about war.

Excellent signage in multiple languages which explained the various buildings. Wide even paths made access easy for wheelchairs, prams and walkers. Lots of seats for resting. Food and beverages available. Good parking onsite at a reasonable cost. Buy a plan of the whole site from the souvenir shop to really understand the huge area.

Absolutely fantastic trip, really well laid out, pathways are clear and clean, lots of information boards around. We had the information tape to walk around with, very cheap to hire. I would highly recommend a visit.

Special area for parking motorcycles at the gate. The are also lockers where you can leave your previous stuff and helmet. Just have 2 pln coin with you - will get it back. All bunkers are blown up.

Very nice place to spent 2-3 hours. Bunkers are still impressive. Therebis a lot of space and path are well maintained