Virtual Guide MM 2.1.0

The virtual guide to the KZ Gedenkstätte Mauthausen | Mauthausen Memorial provides a comprehensive overview of the historical context surrounding the Mauthausen/Gusen concentration camp system. From 1938 to 1945, approximately 190,000 individuals from over 40 countries were imprisoned in the Mauthausen and Gusen camps, with at least 90,000 ultimately losing their lives there. Currently, the Mauthausen Memorial serves as an important international site of remembrance and a center dedicated to historical and political education.

This virtual guide is structured into location-based modules, with new content being added regularly to enhance the educational experience.

Content includes:

• Audio guides
• Historic points of interest
• Contextual information regarding monuments and sites of remembrance
• Practical information for visitors
• Contemporary aerial images complemented by GPS navigation
• Historic aerial images

It is important to note that certain areas containing points of interest may be situated on private property. In such instances, the Virtual Guide will provide a disclaimer regarding property rights. Visitors are urged to respect the rights of property owners while exploring this significant historical site.