I've travelled extensively and visited many museums, but the Topography of Terror made a real impact on me. It is concise while covering a great deal of subject matter, and the selection of photographs and narrative is extremely well conceived. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Berlin. More

This is a free Attraction and a must see. The Grounds are located near Checkpoint Charlie between Fredrickstrasse and Potsdamer Platz. There is a 700 foot section of the Berlin wall still standing as a memorial. Below are the remains of the buildings that the Nazi party used for their government complex. The SS Headquarters, Luftwaffe, Ministry of Propaganda, and... More

Very interesting, plenty to watch, pictures to see, some of which you might be shocked at all in all worth a visit More

This provided an account of events in Germany well before the war and during the war. The information provided was very objective. One of the best museums visited. More

Moving, terrifying, but a must do. Next to the Nazi air ministry building which is still standing. Entry is free. The most central section of the Berlin wall is here. More

If hundreds of people walk around in a museum and you can hear a pin drop it means something special is going on... Some heads shaking in disbelief, eyes filling up with tears of emotion. Not a happy place but a very hard reminder of what people are capable off and how little is needed to get them there. A... More

Very well presented, noise levels from groups kept to a minimum. An excellent exhibition, a real reminder of the evil planned at this location. More

From a historical standpoint, this is a very compelling museum. It is located at the site of the headquarters of the SS during WWII, which is pretty remarkable. In addition, in front of the museum is a long existing stretch of the Berlin Wall, which is quite a sight as well. The museum itself gives a nice chronology of presecution... More

The exhibit is very understated and yet very powerful. Laid out so it is easy to follow, we were in there around 4 hours and although it's difficult material it is easy to spend longer there taking it all in. It's presented in a very unbiased & undramatic manner. Definitely worth a visit. This exhibit is free, close to check... More