Allied prisoners at the camp during WW2 faced harrowing challenges, with over 70 attempting escape in 1944, but only 3 succeeding. The tour offers a chance to see the Museum of the camp and pay respect to those who died there.

• 🏛️ The museum features a full-size replica of the hut where prisoners planned their mass escape, along with many original items from the prison camp.
• 🔍 About a half-mile drive from the hut, visit the “Harry” tunnel, one of three dug by prisoners, which now serves as a memorial.
• 🗺️ The tunnel memorial displays its length and both entry and exit points for visitors to understand the escape efforts.
• 🚨 A reconstructed guard tower illustrates how close the tunnel exit was to German soldiers on patrol.
• 🌲 Visitors can wander through the woods and see some of the original foundations of the camp.

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