I understand that historical sites feel that they need to do special things to attract The Youths…read moreor an otherwise more diverse group of attendees. But the historical significance of this castle -- now in ruins -- was somewhat muddied for us by the presence of the high-line bridge over the highway and the seasonal light show throughout the castle itself. It just felt like a tourist trap. If you go, focus on the signage and really focus on how this place was staffed and operated (and why) and you might get a sense of the emptiness of the place. Don't necessarily listen to the people selling the tickets, who are trying to upsell you on the complete experience (and the complete ticket price). The castle (and the high-wire bridge) are on Level One, and the cafe and a 360 degree view are on Level Two, each requiring different ticket prices. (Also, apparently, their "largest tree," which they offered as an incentive for us to go to Level Two on a rainy, misty day with zero view.)

I don't know how to talk about this experience without weeping. This place is a site to remember…read morethose who died for no other reason than hate. The curators of this museum have done an extraordinary job of simply allowing people to witness the travesty that happened here. While some items were rebuilt it does not take away from the unsettling feeling of this place. The documentary did a nice job of making it accessible to young people. At some point every person should pay respect to survivors of the Holocaust. Some of us are fortunate enough to do so in person. It isn't fun but it's necessary.

Interesting museum that ties in all the history. Good place to end the day after spending time at…read moreboth castles.

I would pass if your time is limited. We bought tickets to include all three venues and stopped by…read morehere only because we already have tickets. Free lockers available for your bags as they don't let you bring in anything here. I was tired and didn't feel like walking anymore and didn't appreciate what they offered. I was more annoyed by the staff at the front how he talked to me about putting stuff in the locker.