KZ-Gedenkstätte Neuengamme

5 M. S. - 2 years ago

Very big and educational place to visit. Exhibition halls are discreeted in 3 bus stops. Don't miss the next when u stop at "Austellung". Would be even better to join the tour guide. Due to corona crisis, no audio guide is available.

5 Joakim Ölund - a year ago

What to say about a place like this? Tragic that humans are the way we are. Good place for a walk to remember the victims and reflect on how it shall not be repeated.

4 Henrik Hoffmark - a year ago

Worth a visit. Just 30 mins drive from Hamburg. There was a museum/exhibition with free entry which helped with the understanding of the site.

5 Asma Alsuwaidi - 3 years ago

Very touched and saddened, truly a must to see. I walked for three hours around the place without even knowing. Exhibition were great full of pictures and descriptions in a couple of languages. I would suggest to go on a good weather since it has minimum shade, and bring your own drinks and food because the cafeteria was closed and the vending machines had little choices.

4 Maya chan - 3 years ago

A really big place with much to learn. It's free to visit but make sure to come when it's summer or when it's warm weather 'cause it's long walking distances in between. There are quite a lot to read and this place is really educational.

5 Dala Rifat - 2 years ago

The place was huge. You would need around 4-5 hours if you wanted to explore everything. There was a map containing the walking route (short, medium, long) that you could take, very helpful.

It took arouns 1 hour to reach from Hamburg Hbf and I suggest you to spare one day to visit this. Entrance is free. The exhibition was interesting, I spent a lot of time inside. Although it might be a bit fewer details to read for non German speaker.

5 Beatrix Amerlinck - 3 years ago

A must do in Hamburg. Great museaography, a good place to be known and remmembered.