The Martyrs' Museum in Żabikowo — Attraction in Luboń

I stumbled upon this by accident while searching for the Fort VII site, but this free museum is a must visit if you are in the Poznań area. A historical prison and labour camp (the neighbouring autobahn a living testament to this as well), where thousands of Poles and Jews suffered under the Nazis; but also a tribute to the many, many such camps that have long been obliterated and forgotten. It is a living excavation site too, and there has been a lot of archaeological and historical work to put together the story and memory of this place. I was met by a guide who is also an active historian, his passion for the work is evident and he kindly gave me additional resources that I will definitely use to learn more. It is free but well detailed, with the indoor section hosting information on the Jewish and Polish prisoners, and the outdoor area the remains of the...

Great place to visit and learn more about WWII.

After watching Masters of the Air we just decided to visit this place and honestly it was great.

Customer service is excellent, we get there free museum introduction,free leaflets available also you can buy books about this Camp history at a very reasonable price.

Currently the museum is getting some expansion work but that doesn't impact your availability to visit and learn more about war and some terrible stories which did take place...

This is a very good place to visit. To learn, to understand, and most importantly, to remember those who did not have a choice. It's a small museum, but it packs a punch on how the Germans back in the 1930s manipulated, cheated, and treated other humans. I shall remember. Thank you, Chris, for telling me the history and giving me your...