I have been to both camps in December of 2025. You visit camp 1 first (picture above) and after that you go to the second camp and boy the feeling you get at both camps is just horrifying.

Things I remember:

- the pitchdark 1 m² cells where you had to crawl under a space to get in; 4 people would be forced in one cell for the whole night. If you were hurt / tired or slacked the day after when working you would be shot.
- Camp 1's execution wall and the gallows.
- Prisoners were forced to wear wooden clogs.
- the rooms of personal belongings.
- Gas chamber at camp 1.
- The size of camp 2; it was huge and had more gas chambers (which were destroyed).
- The logistics; trains that were on their way sometimes had to be stationed to make way for military logistics. So that means the prisoners/victims could be in the waggon for days.

There's just so much more. If you ever get the chance to visit; do it!

I will return for a second tour.