KZ-Gedenkstätte Neuengamme — Attraction in Hamburg

I recommend a visit because many building are still in good conditions. Everybody should visit a concentration at least once to realize how much damage the Germans have done and how many innocent people have lost their lives. There is a small memorial park behind the camp. The only complaint I have is that there are a lot of documents from the time after ww2 and the displays are clearly disgned to make people believe that the Germans have changed & to make people believe Germans had nothing to do with the Holocaust. Some displays even look like advertisement for todays German political parties. Former concentration camps should not be used as propaganda tool for any political party but what else to expect many Germans have not changed. It was also shocking to find out that the city of Hamburg used the camp as...

I saw a flower there, blooming, blissfully unaware of the horrors that the land once saw.

Visiting this museum instilled in me, a new perspective. No number of movies or books you read can make you feel the same way as standing in the place.

The government has done a great job at converting the place into a museum and a place to pay our respects to the ones that suffered there.

To personally be able to see and understand the mechanism and the construct of such a terrible place is necessary. We must all know how hatred can slowly build and destroy communities or our entire way of life.

We must all understand and acknowledge the power of the hatred that we fight against everyday. Only then may we love each other well...

Original Post: No real information, most buildings seem renewed or changed, buildings are closed on sundays.

Edit: Seeing the answer of the staff working there, i might just got a day with a lot of staff ill or on vacation, however, i was there on sundays at about 6/7 P.M. and couldn't enter the main building (exhibition) and others, the only open-for-access building was some kind of workshop, inside, there were a few tables, some old machines (sadly, i cannot explain what it was because there were no signs explaining what i'm seeing) and an old oven. 2 Digital Informational displays were standing in that building, one of them was shut-off or...