Yesterday we visited this well-preserved site with Jay our guide from Prague Private Guide. As we arrived before 9:00 am there were very few other tourists at the site; this quiet period highlighted the sombre nature of the area.
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| There are two sites: the small fortress and the large fortress (the town) |
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| The fortifications surrounding the camp in the small fortress provided good security |
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| View from a cell in the small fortress |
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| Administration Office, small fortress |
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| A bell summoned the prisoners to roll call |
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| Courtyard small fortress |
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| Jewish cell |
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| Solitary confinement |
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| Prisoners' laundry |
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| Shaving room installed for Red Cross visit, although there was no water connected it fooled the representatives form the International Red Cross |
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| One of the successful escapes from the camp was made through this gap |
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| Additional buildings were constructed during the war to house the many prisoners |
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| Cemetery outside the camp walls is a memorial to those who were in Terezin |
