MEMORIAL TO THE MURDERED JEWS OF EUROPE

Also known as the Holocaust memorial, the Memorial To The Murdered Jews Of Europe is dedicated to Jewish victims who lost their lives in the Holocaust. One of the most popular attractions of the memorial is the 2711 concrete slabs of different sizes designed to create an impression of instability. Enter the museum where you can learn more about the story of the Holocaust terrors and many artefacts relating to the tragedy.

The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (Denkmal für kick the bucket ermordeten Juden Europas)- otherwise called the Holocaust Memorial-is another Berlin milestone that pulls in sightseers from everywhere the world. It is a memorial in Berlin for the innumerable Jewish victims in the Second World War.

According to datas available, the place holds names of approxiamately 3 million victims of the Holocaust. Underneath the remembrance is a data place that houses the journals, letters, and photos of Holocaust casualties. An audio guide is accessible in English.

Highlights

• Visit the Memorial to The Murdered Jews Of Europe which helps the people learn more about the tragic history of the Holocaust.
• Explore many exhibitions and rooms which are dedicated to the families and people who lost their lives during the Holocaust.
• Admire the 2711 concrete slabs, designed by Peter Eisenman which will remind you of an abandoned cemetery.
• Visit the information centre where you can learn the story of the Holocaust and look at the millions of names who were killed by the Nazis.