Lern- und Gedenkort Schloss Hartheim

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. I thought it would be a quick and rather depressing visit, but I ended up captivated by the exhibition and the way all the details were put together. A part of history with an impact on the development of society nowadays. It manages to keep an optimistic note that things are getting better. There is no guided tour, but many audios are available inside. The entrance is rather cheap. The worker was extremely nice. I was waiting a bit more of ferral history of this place, but it had really low admission, free parking and the exhibition is really something. You will fall deep into human darkest behavior, nocturnal questions about life and death and personally experience part of nazi machinery. One star down, because many of, lets call the attractions, were turned off or broken. And there was some kind of food festival right next to castle walls, which I found very disrespectful to the deceased. Memories! Beautiful Castle Hartheim. The stories of disabled people killed with Carbon monoxide, I would recommend having a strong heart as the walls have heard many screams. Great experience and it made a big impact. The castle is free to visit, you just have the option to pay a small fee for an exhibit a floor higher. The hostess was very warm and welcoming. The tour was impressive, well thought of and a good reflection of what happened. For us it was just sad that mostly it's in German and we didn't want to have our phone out all the time. I would have given it a 5 star if there would have been more English translation text, next to the German explanation. It would be easier for non German speaking visitors. Beautiful, well kept, amazingly exhibited but without translations to English, 100% in German. Very important and essential place in WW2, the blueprint of mass murdering. Had a bit of a (dark) giggle when google asked the yes/no question if it was accessible for handicapped people... I mean, it was designed by Nazis to get them all in there to cleanse the DNA pool from such "undesirables"... But as dark and gruesome as its history is, they turned it into an educational and memorial center - the best they could possibly do with it. 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.