I’m usually not too keen on somber museums especially those centered around horrific events but we found this museum to be perfectly balanced and humble, the word isn’t we enjoyed but we had a sort of satisfaction in visiting it.

The museum was very understated,it did have many confronting exhibits but it displayed them in a way where you built your own thoughts and feelings instead of having them imposed on you like so many other war and conflict museums do.

The museum tried to push a positive peace agenda, asking for people to absorb the story and ensure that the world never comes to the situation again where the events of war often forces all sides to do so many dreadful things one another.