While I waited for the Hall of Fame to open up, I visited the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe which consists of over 2,700 concrete blocks. Directly underneath is the information center which is free and well worth the wait to get inside. They did have a donation box as you went out and the guy was very appreciative to everyone who dropped something in the box.
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
Things to do in Berlin | Germany
Located on the eastern side of Tiergarten and just a short walk from the Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial is a somber tribute to the Jewish people who died in WW2. You will have a chance to see 2,711 dark slabs across nearly 20,000 square meters of uneven grounds. At the base of the memorial, there is an underground information center that offers personal stories of people who were affected by the Nazis. These audio guides are available in different languages. In addition to the audio recordings, there are letters, diaries, and photographs of Holocaust victims.
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is recognized in Hoptale's First-Time Visitor Guides as one of the top things to do in Berlin.
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1 Cora-Berliner-Straße, Mitte, Berlin, Berlin 10117, GermanyMap 
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