Hi, Yes, the entry is free. However, there is a lot to see and if you want to see the full thing, then the stuff inside is vital. Unfortunately, lots of people rush through the outside photographs which are a bit anodyne. "Another tick box!" I would suggest that you allow at least 3 hours to understand the full horrors. Your choice!

Sie können Führungen in russischer Sprache buchen. Die Gruppe sollte aus mind. 7 Personen bestehen.

My son is 12 and wanted to visit this, I think they will get a lot out of it if you just let them wander around.

Stephanie not sure . I am German and speak English fluently though French was my first foreign language. You seem very capable of english I do not want to deminish french but it would be good listening to this in German or English . French is more apologetic ,

Hi you can do but there is a lot of reading and the pathway is busy, there is also a building which is part of this visit and you may find that you may be able to leave luggage there. Enjoy your visit.

I think this documentary exhibition is ideal for students. It showcases the horrors of the Nazi period and the regime, conceived as a perfect funcioning machine. There're real documents, pictures and letters from both victims and members of the party. Well organized, though sad. Besides ,admission is free.

The audioguides have very limited information and the employees discourage visitors from using them. They do offer private tours in Russian for 70 euros. You can email the museum to confirm if Russian audioguides are available.

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Las respuestas de los compañeros aquí son todas buenas. Deberías especificar más.

Hola Amigo En München es el Deutsches Museum.