What you'll hear inside Auschwitz I Concentration Camp:

• 1
  Main Gate of Auschwitz I

  The camp's entrance gate, bearing the inscription "Arbeit macht frei", a symbol of Nazi deception and the starting point of the memorial visit.

• 2
  Block 4 - Extermination

  The 'Extermination' exhibition: gas chamber model, Zyklon B canisters and the room of victims' hair.

• 3
  Rooms of Personal Belongings

  Exhibition halls displaying vast quantities of personal items belonging to victims, including human hair that was processed and woven.

• 4
  Block 6 - The Life of the Prisoner

  Exhibition on prisoners' living conditions, registration and identification photographs.

• 5
  Block 7 - Housing and Sanitary Conditions

  Reconstructed dormitories, latrines and washrooms showing the camp's overcrowding.

• 6
  Block 10 - Medical Experiments

  Block where Nazi medical experiments were conducted, particularly sterilisation procedures performed on women.

• 7
  Block 11 - Camp Prison

  A block that served as a prison within the camp itself, containing punishment cells and the Wall of Death in its courtyard.

• 8
  Wall of Death

  The courtyard between Blocks 10 and 11 where thousands of Polish political prisoners were executed.

• 9
  Dina Babbitt Portraits

  Seven original portraits of Romani prisoners painted by artist Dina Babbitt for Josef Mengele during medical experiments.

• 10
  Block 17

  A barrack that housed prisoners with skilled trades, where hidden objects were discovered inside the chimney during restoration work.

• 11
  Block 27 - 'Shoah' Exhibition

  Yad Vashem exhibition with children's drawings, the Reflection Centre and the Book of Names.

• 12
  Prisoner Reception Centre

  Building where prisoners were registered, tattooed and disinfected upon arrival at the camp.

• 13
  Crematorium I

  The first crematorium and gas chamber at Auschwitz, where mass murder began in 1941.

• 14
  Rudolf Höss Gallows

  Gallows where the camp commandant was executed in 1947, beside Crematorium I.

• 15
  Commandant Rudolf Höss House

  Family villa of the camp commandant, beside the perimeter wall metres from Crematorium I.

• 16
  National Exhibitions

  Exhibitions from different countries whose citizens were victims at Auschwitz, including displays from Belgium, France, Hungary and other nations.