Discover one of the world's most important monuments, the Memorial of the Murdered Jews of Europe also known as the Holocaust Memorial.

Our tour allows you to explore every detail including general information and points of interest within the memorial. This a memorial in Berlin to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust, designed by architect Peter Eisenman and engineer Buro Happold. On a site covering 19,000 square metres, Eisenman placed 2711 concrete slabs of different heights. The area is open day and night and from all four sides, you can fully immerse yourself in the fully accessible spatial structure. The memorial is on a slight slope and its wave-like form is different wherever you stand. The uneven concrete floor gives many visitors a moment of giddiness or even uncertainty. Its openness and abstractness give you space to confront the topic in your own personal way. The sheer size of the installation and its lack of a central point of remembrance call into question the conventional concept of a memorial. This creates a place of remembrance, but not with the usual means.

From the moment you enter, start sightseeing at your own pace and enjoy storytelling from our audio guide as you go. If there’s a particular spot that you’re eager to discover first, you can refer to your 3D digital map for directions, or simply stroll through the venue and discover all of the must-see masterpieces as you make your way round.

What you get:
Unlimited access to all self-guided features
Unlimited use for the duration of your stay
English audio commentary

What you don’t get:
Mobile Device
Headphones
Entry to Attractions
Public Transportation Tickets

• Unlimited access to all self-guided features

• Unlimited use for the duration of your stay

• English audio commentary