Documentation Center Prora

Just go and listen to the ill story of Mr. Hitler to the building u read

I can only agree with the previous contributions: historically just very interesting. The exhibition is simply expressive and informative and obsessed with details. I found it a shame that the exhibition was designed to be extremely read-intensive (a lot of content summarized on a page-by-page basis, supplemented by photos and documents). It would be nice to have multilingual audio guides so that foreigners and those with less reading skills can understand everything. Modern presentation technology (with screens, etc.) or interactive elements, so-called hands-on activities, would have loosened up everything and also appealed to and inspired children and young people (e.g. treetop path and museum). But overall recommendable for adults interested in history.

This contrast will probably not exist for a long time, as the reconstruction of the building continues to advance. I would very much appreciate it if this contrast could be considered for a long time.