Pamela Morton, Restaurateur

My 11-year-old daughter, Isabella, and I visited the Terez 3/8n ghetto to see the concentration camp where many of the city’s Jewish artists, musicians and intellectuals were held during the Nazi occupation. The ghetto museum is dedicated to the artists and the works they produced. It’s incredibly sad, but very moving.

DISCOVERY: There are these fabulous Baroque concerts--usually a soloist accompanied by an organ and trumpet--held every night at most of the city’s churches. Kids stand on the street corners giving out programs. The concert tickets cost about $10, and you can duck in just before they start. It’s a marvelous way to end an evening.

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Compiled by Monica Corcoran