Stutthof Museum German Concentration Camp

I am not sure if it was 'lucky' per se, but when I visited Stuffhof it was getting dark, it was very cold and covered in snow. All of this added to the atmosphere of the place which is quite cold and eerie to say the least.
When you park up (Fee is 15PLN) you are free to roam the site and visit at your own pace. I did not see anyone else there, no staff or public so I had the whole place to myself.
Information boards are in Polish and in English and there are plenty around the site detailing which areas are which, as well as giving a further look into what happened.
An absolute must for anyone interested in history; we all know it happened but visiting an actual site gave a much deeper sense of it all.

I feel weird rating a place like this with its history. It is a simple camp but with great detail and information. I recommend the movie(available in English) and learn more about the history of the camp as well as the people who worked there. I also recommend the audio guide(available in many languages)as you learn more than just the signs(in English as well). Unfortunately, if you want to buy any books or souvenirs you must buy them in the beginning when you buy your tickets unless you want to walk back to the front of the camp. The entrance and exit are in 2 different locations. I wish I would've have known that before I went through.

Heart-rending and very sad, eerie feeling when visiting. Makes one very grateful that we won WW2 were not under Nazi rule

Free entry. Clean toilets. Bus transport from Gdansk takes about an hour. Bus payment in cash. This was a truly arresting place and experience. In concentration camps, human evil and history become concrete. Peace to the souls of all Holocaust victims.

A guide is 80 EUR, highly recommended, call and book from the homepage. Place is quiet, calm which makes it especially chilling when you know what's been going on at this place.

Amazing and very moving place to visit.

Very informative, we had a private tour guide, but the site is well preserved and more of the site opening, possibly next year. There are English translations of the text. The history is horrifying and well documented

If you have the time you must see this place, if you don't, make time. The camp it a chilling reminder of what happened to citizens and civilians during WWII. It is really well presented and a good portion of the camp is still left standing.

The exhibits and text are in English about 40% of the time but it has a lot of visuals. You won't need a guide if you don't want one.

Very emotional camp, highly recommended going to experience it, only pay for parking

It is worth a visit if you are in Gdansk. They had an exposition with a bunch of different stories from actual inmates and their fates.

This heavy eerie feeling envelops you when you enter this place . Steeped in very sad but important history . Everyone , irrespective of age needs to visit .

Why should you visit here? To keep the memories alive of all the people who were murdered by the Nazis. A very sad but realistic history is memorialized in this concentration camp.

What a sobering place. It feels insensitive to say that I had a great time. I had a tour by Thomas, an English speaking tour guide: I highly recommend having an expert show you around to explain the history behind this tragic place. It's the first time I've been to Poland, and to a concentration camp. We really must never forget the atrocities that happened at places like this. The juxtaposition between the rusty barbwire and watch towers seen alongside the natural beauty of the camps surroundings are haunting.

It is a place that recalls the past. Very interesting, many objects available to visitors. We were surprised that the entrance was free. For parking payer only 7 zlotys (1 hour).

A very impressive historical place to be and to see. It is full of memories and well preserved. The surroundings are quite beautiful especially during the autumn. The museum has free entrance but you have to pay for parking. Definitely worth the trip.

It's very strange to give this place 5 stars. I give the 5 star review because off our tour Guides knowledge and the way he told the story of Stutthof. The history of Stutthof is just barbaric. You can't believe this ever happened. The way the Germans treated human life is just unbelievable. We strongly recommend every human being to have a guided tour at Stutthof, just to learn the history of WWII. We have to thank Mr.Shuttle for a interesting trip and additional knowledge of the Gdansk area and history.

Very interesting and well preserved camp of ww2. To see what horror was inflicted on people is unbelievable.

Very good place to visit. Since Germans burnt everything down, Not much things left from the German occupation. However worth it 🙂

There is parking opportunity but not free.

Everyone should visit that place, we had an amazing guide Tomasz. Let's don't forget what a human is willing to do to the other human.

Anyone who doesn’t believe must visit to see the history about death chamber and listen the true from Polish people.