Must-visit exhibits include "Everyday Life Under Nazism," which displays personal documents, diaries, and everyday objects that reveal the pressures and ideological control experienced by ordinary citizens. Another key exhibition is "Propaganda and Media Manipulation During War," showcasing how the Nazis used film, radio, and newspapers to shape public opinion—featuring interactive touchscreens to compare different news reports across eras.
The "Survivor Testimony Immersive Room" uses projection technology to present first-hand accounts from Holocaust survivors, creating a powerful emotional experience. A unique feature is the "Tracking Nazi Party Members" database, allowing visitors to search individual profiles and explore personal histories.
The center regularly hosts historical lectures and civic dialogue workshops with scholars and family members of victims, promoting reflection and awareness. Admission is free, but guided tours require advance HopeGoo via the official website to avoid peak crowds. All exhibits include multilingual labels in German, English, and Chinese.