Although the museum is only a fraction of the former concentration camp, it still is an impressive place to visit. The monument shows to what lengths of brutality and inhumanity the Nazis went. It is impossible to deny what happened when walking around the very place where horrifying events took place. Camp Vught National Memorial was reopened in 2002 after extensive renovations. A prisoner's barrack, three watch towers and the original fencing, as well as the cell 115 - where the bunker tragedy took place - have been reconstructed.