We cordially invite you to visit Stutthof Concentration Camp, a significant site of remembrance and reflection. Located in northern Poland, Stutthof was the first Nazi concentration camp established outside of German borders during World War II. As one of the many camps that witnessed the horrors of the Holocaust, Stutthof stands as a stark reminder of the atrocities committed during this dark chapter in human history.

Visiting Stutthof is a powerful opportunity to pay tribute to the victims and learn about the history of the Holocaust. The camp's museum and memorial offer a sombre and educational experience, providing insights into the lives of the prisoners, the brutal conditions they endured, and the tragic fate that awaited many of them.

During your visit, you will have the chance to tour the camp's original grounds, including the prisoner barracks, gas chambers, crematorium, and watchtowers. You will also have the opportunity to see the preserved artefacts, photographs, and documents that bear witness to the suffering of the camp's victims.

Walking through the solemn grounds of Stutthof, you will gain a deeper understanding of the Holocaust's magnitude and the importance of promoting tolerance, respect, and understanding among all people. It serves as a reminder to never forget the lessons of the past and to actively work towards a better future for humanity.

We invite you to join us in honouring the memory of the victims of Stutthof Concentration Camp and reflecting on the importance of remembrance and tolerance. Your visit will be a meaningful and educational experience, and we look forward to welcoming you to this important historical site.