📜 Former Nazi concentration camp, now a memorial and educational site. 🔍 Preserves original buildings, facilities, and a stone quarry. Between 1938 and 1945, it was the center of over 40 sub-camps and the main site of Nazi persecution in Austria, honoring victims of the National Socialist regime. # Why Go 🏛️ Explore a museum with three permanent collections detailing the camp's history, learn about the Mauthausen concentration camp and its subcamps, and pay homage to 190,000 victims from over 40 nations. 🙏 See outdoor sculptures and learn individual stories in the 'Room of Names' with over 81,000 names. 🚶 Walk through preserved buildings, gas chamber, crematoria, and execution sites. Guided tours are available. # Tips 🗓️ Check website for specific opening hours, as they vary by season. ☔️ Todesstiege (Stairs of Death) access depends on good weather (no heavy rain/storms). ♿ Wheelchair users may need an accompanying person. 🚌 Accessible by public transport. # Cost 💰 Free entry, guided tours and audio guides have a fee. # Hours 🕒 Daily March-Oct (9:00-17:30); Tue-Sun Nov-Feb (9:00-15:45); Closed Mondays, Christmas, New Year. # Toilets ✅ Toilets available on site, including accessible toilets. # Facilities 🍽️ Catering available, gift shop, tours, courses. # Accessibility ♿ Generally accessible, but not fully compliant with all Austrian standards. Assistance may be needed in some areas. # Languages 🗣️ German, English, Spanish, French, Dutch, Italian, Polish, Russian, Czech, Hungarian, Turkish.