But we arrive via Taxi at the museum entrance.All is super quiet but it is fairly early in the day.

This map shows the layout of the camp..we are at the P on the right.

A bit similar to Sobibor where you walk through an avenue to get to the camp or what`s left of it.

Strung out between the trees is a ribbon containing names of those who perished here.

All terribly sad.

Cornerstone.

Stone plan of the camp.

Grim facts and figures.

Symbolic entrance gates.

A memorial among the trees.

These concrete sleepers are laid to highlight where the rail track was.

These 2 metre high blocks mark the symbolic camp border/fence.

Looking back where we have just arrived at the car park.

The original platform and track were ripped up by the Nazis.This symbolic rail track and loading platform sit approximately in the same place.

Extermination camp layout.

Symbolic stones engraved with the nationalities of those who perished here.

Unfortunately we could understand the inscriptions.

No need for captions here.

We start our visit a Treblinka 2,the extermination camp...we discover Treblinka 1 later on.

The main entrance that lead to the gas chamber..it was called "Schlauch" or pipe after the bended way the prisoners were made to walk through so as not to be able to see what was at the end of the walk.

They even demolished old gas chambers to build new more efficient ones in place of.

Many of these stones have names of towns and villages that lost folk in this death camp.