Montluc prison Review

The old prison memorial was built on the site of a former prison during World War II, where many war criminals were previously held.

Next time I have to take a few more days to go around. I still feel that I have more or less to watch the flowers after playing for a day last time.

More quiet, suitable for a person to travel inside, the ticket service staff to talk more kindly is better.

World War II prisons, all kinds of torture and historical materials are outrageous!

On a pleasant journey, there will be a hint of human nature coming out of the Montoluk Prison Memorial Hall, and the mood is always heavy and can't be calmed for a long time. Maybe those who are tortured or shot, violate the law, will always be punished, no matter how. The memorial introduced various tortures, and you can also see small old houses on both sides. The area is small, the surroundings are closed, only a small window on the wall, the height can not reach. On the bed was a damp-looking, thin quilt, not so much a quilt as a pile of cotton wool, which looked dirty. The communication with the outside world was just a round transparent glass on the door, all seen from glass. The corridors are all this room-by-room, "sinister" feeling. The roof is transparent glass, full of barbed wire, it can really be regarded as unbreakable, but now after the repair, the outside environment is still very beautiful, flowing water, lush trees on both sides of the road, the air is also very fresh, after all, just a museum. Tickets are free to visit, if you are lucky, and there is a librarian introduction.