Nationaal Monument Kamp Vught

By bicycle the road there is lovely. The site itself is well preserved and you can learn a lot from visiting.

Very very impressive, even though most has been demolished by time, the story still lives on.

One doesn't `love` this place because of what went on here. One is awed and humbled by absorbing what it represents in the course of human history. Tybee museum attached has been substantially improved with a clear concise description of its history. The stories are personalized so the administrators guards, staff and thousands of prisoners are humanized.

Impressive museum about WW2. When you read and see everiting you cry. So sad and it makes you appreciatie your freedom.

I went to the camp for a school documentary but as i walked around the sight i kept feeling this feeling in my body, on every location i went you could feel the dark history behind this place. It is one impresive and interesting place to be. The museum too was filled with interesting objects and expierences. I do recommend and i sure want to visit again this time to realy see the museum and not to work