A lot of the information wasn't new, but there is something to be said for re-visiting the information in context. The museum had a lot of information and a lot to read and listen to. Everything was available in German and English.

Everyone should go here. Take an umbrella for the sun as there is no shade. It went over step by step how Hitler happened. There is also a long piece of the wall still standing and lots of pictures from the Hitler days. There is also an inside area that has a lot more detail. It is free.

Many people seem to look at wall and the external exhibition , missing the inside displays.They are free and really worthy of consideration .

This is an excellent museum definately worth a visit, but there is a lot of reading. It would probably be best to split the visit over a few days (it is a free museum).

Stopped here as it featured a preserved section of the Berlin Wall and the basement of the Gestapo HQ. Had excellent information, photographs, exhibits and haunting stories of the atrocities of the Nazis.

Stories were very sad but fascinating. It is free which is good. Gives you a bit of history about Germany.

Fascinating and gruesome history. And a cool oasis from the heat in Berlin. Free entry to museum which has a pictorial and poster history with focus on SS/Gestapo/ Himmler. Location is poignant next to Berlin Wall section and original home to the SS. Tells the story of other Nazis too. Mediocre men with stupendous evil and inflated self importance. Hard... More

We only discovered the location on our last afternoon and could only afford a short time there, I would say to properly appreciate it would need at least half a day

To visit and see what this terror involved. Not nice at all. The Nazis ruled overall and here you will get a good picture of who did what.