Weird delivery. Didn't love it.

It was essentially a bunch of posters laid out between small rooms with pictures and descriptions in German. Each guest is given with an audio guide (that has a bunch of languages - around 6 or 8 options) and you have to type in the poster number to hear the relevant audio.

I felt a bit like a sheep being herded between rooms where a bunch of silent people where awkwardly standing around (lack of chairs) not knowing which way to look. I found it quite annoying to have to constantly type in the audio track numbers. I'd prefer the tracks to auto play and have more functions on the audio like skip, rewind/forward 10 seconds. I guess it feels more interactive if you have to type in the numbers?

As someone who doesn't know a whole lot about Hitler, I expected the museum to play out more like a story. It didn't. I felt that it was jumping around all over the place and went into a lot of detail about things I didn't care much about, like where the bricks for the Rally building came from.

I was quite disappointed and bored, and stopped listening to the audio about halfway through. I walked around and found some audio I was interested in (holocaust, euthanasia) and then essentially just walked out.

There is a nice balcony overlooking the Rally building area right at the end of the tour. That was the highlight.

Overall I would have preferred to watch a documentary on youtube about Hitler than attend this museum. But my opinion is probably mostly based on the fact that I don't know much about Hitler.

Entry price was very reasonable.