【🦁 Poland Travel Notes】Visiting the cruelest place in the world...

During World War II Germany built concentration camps across Europe, the largest of which was the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, where nearly 1.1 million people were buried. Concentration camps were located with railroads that could send large numbers of Jews in, screened out useful as laborers. The Polish government's conversion of the concentration camp into a national museum has inspired the world to reflect. Even though I had read a lot of information before going but to see in person the Jewish hair shoes glasses luggage at the time was feeling very shocking looking at the high voltage wire fence to imagine how desperate he wanted to be. Although it is relatively heavy but I think you must go to Poland to understand this history, before going it is best to read the information first ~ - How to visit | Tickets are free but limited to certain times must attend the official tour, English tour is very explosive to book earlier on the official website -Transportation|There is a bus next door to Krakow train station, running every hour - Note|Some places are licensed that do not allow photography or to remain silent to pay attention. and stay outdoors for a long time pay attention to keeping warm 📍 Memorial and Museum Auschwitz II-Birkenau #leogirltravels #leogirlinpoland #poland #polandtravel #krakow #krakowpoland #EasternEurope #Poland #Krakow #europe #europetravel #solotravel #travelphotography #travel #Auschwitzbirkenau #auschwitz #auschwitzbirkenau