Jasenovac Memorial Site

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A truly sad site just like auschwits in poland but it's a credit to the croatian government for renovations done and the opening of the museum and the great thing that it's free Very moving place. Nothing left of the camp. A very large typically Yugoslav monument dominates the site. A period correct train and cattle cars sits on the tracks that lead to the camp. Even though the temps were in the mid 90's during our visit I had goose bumps on the walk to the memorial. The museum does not contain much. If you are in the area definately stop by. The extreme cruelty that happened here should not be forgotten. Sad place, but beautifully built. That fact that the admission is free only underscores that the existence of such a horrible places should be known, so it will never happen again. What happend there should never be forgotten. A big area, with a huge Monument, dedicated to the hundreds of thousends of victims who were inocently tortured and murdered. The names of the victims are chiseled inside the museum on glass. Probably one of the most disgusting concentration camps in EU. I've got feeling that some people would like to "hide" this terrible place, like, It didn't happen. Educational place to visit, unfortunately the museum was closed for no reason. Free toilet avaliable. Even though the dark interior of the memorial house makes you feel like it's closed, it's not - just open the door, enter and observe. It's also free to enter. A lot of information is presented and there are books in different languages to buy. The big monument outside stands alone and it's something that takes your breath away, not in a good way, but in a specific way - when you know what it presents. The whole complex is so quiet, which seems so correct because you need a clear mind in silence to process all that happened here... The memorial seeks to educate us about the tragedy of fascism, and at a surface level it does educate. Hovever, the memorial doesn't give proper justice or closure to victims. The exhibition is modest and rather serves to hide the shame of fascism instead of educating future generations. It could be much better. Another place as important as Auschwitz everyone must visit .it is a credit to croatia that they have renovated the site and its free entry to the site and the museum Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Historical landmark