If you want to see what is remaining from the Berlin wall, here's the place to be. Consider spending at least 2 hours if you are really interested in history to spend here.

I was very overwhelmed by this place. It's filled with strong feelings. You should go there to really understand the history.

It is wired to walk freely were so many suffered so much. Berlin today is very much fun, but this is an important part of it.

We visited the Topography of Terror twice during our stay and really found the information and layout fascinating. It did require a lot of concentration however, as there is so much information to absorb about so many parts of Nazi history, which is why we visited a couple times so as to not burn out and really make the most... More

If you want to see a real and relatively long section of the wall, this is the place to go. It is free. We also visited the rise of Nazi ism display along its length.

I am not sure how I feel about this place, a block once occupied by buildings housing the terror apparatus of the Third Reich and now an oddly manicured rubble-strewn lot. The boxy museum occupying one corner houses displays documenting in photos and text the rise and fall of Hitler and his regime. The display continues outside along a below... More

If you are feeling like you have enjoyed yourself too much and need to balance out your hedonism with glaring reality this is definitely worth a visit. Well laid out and hard hitting it offers you the truth of the horrors suffered by the people of Germany and Europe during the Nazi regime. If you are in Berlin you should... More

I have to give Germany some very big kudos for this museum. Not only is it free, but it is extremely thorough in terms of laying out the facts and not forgetting to highlight all of the various groups that were affected. Excellent historical lesson and memorial, in many ways.

This was such a great display of information about WWII that we went twice. There is so much information all with photos which are a chilling reminder of the very ordinary people who were in Berlin at that time and the horrendous things that happened. It gave a sense of the place at that time and walking around the city... More