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Haus der Wannseekonferenz

Echoes of History by the Lake

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At the House of the Wannsee Conference, you'll delve into the poignant history of the 1942 conference that played a pivotal role in the Holocaust. The former Villa Marlier hosts thought-provoking exhibits that bring the historical events to life, encouraging reflection. With accessible facilities, everyone can engage with this significant site of remembrance. Experience the profound atmosphere and reflect on the past to learn for the future.

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Did you know?

Originally known as Villa Marlier, the building where the infamous Wannsee Conference took place in 1942 was not established as a memorial and educational site until 1986.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1986
Former Name: Villa Marlier
Opening Hours: all days of the week
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: ghwk.de
Phone: +49 30 8050010

Guided Story

Can you feel the stillness of this place? Right where you're standing, fifteen men once gathered to decide the fate of millions. The villa behind you was the setting for one of history’s darkest chapters. If you look up, you'll notice the tall windows where significant discussions took place. Did you know this villa was once a private retreat for a wealthy industrialist before becoming a site of terror? The large terrace to your left offers a stunning view of Lake Wannsee, a peaceful sight that starkly contrasts the events that unfolded inside. Reflect on these thoughts as you explore the exhibits.