The museum complex is recommended for everyone to visit. The museum itself is open until 17-00. The memorial complex is open around the clock. There is a large parking lot (anyone with their own car). If you travel from Minsk, it is better to make this visit in the morning so that you do not get into traffic jams at the entrance to the city in the evening. A ticket to the museum costs 6 BYN. Those who do not know the history of Khatyn, I recommend first a museum, then a memorial (without immersion in history there will be no worries, rage inside and tears of sympathy). If you know the fate of the village well, you can skip the museum. As soon as you see the statue, everyone has a personal story...
Khatyn is mandatory to visit. We took a guided tour of the Complex. Wonderful guide Alina led her very soulfully, interestingly.
We did not take an excursion to the museum (we did not have time In time), but in vain. 6 halls each behind a new door. Each room has a screen that tells about the tragedy of the war. And one hall is the lightest - peaceful life. It's worth seeing!
They tell children not to, I disagree. This is history and memory, and if we remember and pass on to the younger generations, so we do not forget about the feat of our people.
A memorial complex telling about the atrocities of the Nazi invaders on the territory of Belarus in general and in the village of Khatyn in particular.
I highly recommend visiting with a guided tour.
The complex is well maintained, clean, in excellent condition. Every detail makes you think and feel the heavy atmosphere of the war years and the period of occupation.