This was such a great display of information about WWII that we went twice. There is so much information all with photos which are a chilling reminder of the very ordinary people who were in Berlin at that time and the horrendous things that happened. It gave a sense of the place at that time and walking around the city... More

I have to say that I admire the way the rich history of Berlin is portrayed with all it's warts and the good times. This is evident throughout many of the Berlin museums and memorials. Cudos to Germany :)

An incredibly well done museum offering a very detailed and in-depth look into Nazi Germany. Topography of Terror has both an inside and outside portion that consists of plaques that outline the rise and fall of Nazi Germany as well as life in East Germany. If you are going to spend time in the interior, there is probably no need... More

Cudos to German government and germans in general for having such a great museum and not charging a dime for admission. Yes, it is free. Don't miss it if you're even remotely interested in World War II history.

Topography of Terror in Berlin is a free exhibition not too far from other tourist areas like Checkpoint Charlie. You can also see a part of the Berlin wall at this site too around the top path. The area has steps down to the lower part where there is a dated exhibition of photo's and text. This can be extremely... More

Great exhibition about the terrors of the Nazi terrors Extremely central and free of charge Located in a historical location as well

this is worth a visit. Very moving lots to read but I picked out a few things. Very nice and clean inside the visiting centre. Lots of photos and very well done

Topography of Terror Berlin can be an expensive city, so if you are on a budget, this museum is for you , Free, and it is a great insight into the horrific thing men do, but get here early, as the queues are unbelievable, a great stop for all you budding photographers, remember no flash. All my reviews are written... More

This exhibition shows how total the Holocaust was, an incredibly cruel period of human history. Unfortunately, there is much cruelty as well as crimes against humanity in the world today, though perhaps not as organized and in such unbelievably huge scale. This exhibition helps the visitor to understand, at least a bit, how it feels to be persecuted.