Nazi Forced Labour Documentation Centre

5 Vivian Wang - 8 months ago

A deliberate and high-quality exhibition with abundant vivid historical stories. I would not say it's a pleasant visit but a thought-provoking one. The deprivation of human rights happening during the 2nd World War still makes people heartache nowadays. Friendly staff. Free entry. A great place for history lovers!

5 Giselle Bill - a year ago

A very interesting museum about forced labour during WW2. The museum is housed in a preserved forced labour camp. Free entry, and free tours in English and German. I learned a lot during the English tour. The tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend visiting.

1 Abel Martin Diax - 8 months ago

Bad service. We have COVID vaccination certificate and an antigen test and they didnt let us go inside just because we weren't wearing a FFP2 mask.

5 T P - 4 years ago

A must!!!!. In the barracks of a former forced labor camp three very exhaustive exibitions are showing the history of the 13 million people deported from all over Europe and forced to work for Nazi Germany during WW2. With a very good offer of guided tours and workshops for children and adults the documentation center is not only a museal place but also a very advanced laboratory of knowledge and education

5 MrRubberDuck - a month ago

The good guys in WW2

3 Darren Elson - 2 years ago

The museum is not fully opened usually. Some parts you must visit with a guided tour.

5 Unk0un3rror5 - a year ago

Absolutely fabulous agree completely