We visited on tour. Our tour guide has worked there for 17 years. She was amazing. She was so…read moreemotional, and after all of her years working there, we thought she presented with the emotions of having personally experienced it or being there for the first time. We were told throughout our visit in the area that you can forgive but you can't forget, and this is a striking memorial of what we need to remember and what we can never allow to happen again. Our day was really foggy so it was hard to see everything outside, but enough of the original grounds, work area, barricks, ... still exist to give you a real understanding of what happened there. It's difficult to take in, but a must see. And so many countries have now built memorials all representing their own story of the site.

A bittersweet and yet must visit. Do not allow the regret of experience the evil of hatred in full…read moreoperation keep you away. The purpose of the visit is to remember and to never forget. To forever see these people in memorial, that were systematically victimized and murdered by the hands of a nation.