well ive only ever visited one concentration camp but when i visted germany this was the highlight of my trip. tehre appeared to eb a stillness and a harbinger of doom filled the camp. the ovens and gas chambers were terrifying. anyone who visits Munchen should go to Dachau as a reminder of the horrors comitted during that dark time.

Dachau is preserved as a memorial to the tens of thousands of people from over 34 nations who suffered and died at the hands of the Nazis between 1933 and 1945. A tour can be taken which explains the history and political circumstances that created Dachau as Nazi Germany's first concentration camp by Heinrich Himmler. The tour is conducted in English and lasts about three hours

The KZ (concentration camp) at Dachau was Germany's first of many to follow in the horrid years of Hitler. Unfortunate that most of the buildings the public is allowed access to are now gone. The displays and rebuilt area show you some example what it was like, but it lacked the haunting architecture I expected.
All in all, it was worth ...