This museum is absolutely impressive. It is, by far, the best holocaust museum I have visited. The exhibition is well organized in the details, the way information is provided both visually and from a technology perspective.one needs to allow enough time for a detailed visit as it really is an impressive museum. It is a sad, but eye opening experience.... More

This was our second visit to Yad-Bashem. During our first visit we spent most of our time inside. This time, we joined a group of return visitors and our guide focused on important exhibits on the outside. You can't visit this place without being very deeply and personally touched. It is a beautiful facility.

WORDS cannot describe the heart wrenching awakening that transpired while walking thru this museum. Extremely difficult to see the actual footage of film played of what took place. Take tissues, it will move you to tears BUT a very very interesting Hall of Truth in what exactly happened, thou again difficult to go thru.

This is by far the most powerful museum of this very sad subject matter. It is extremely comprehensive and I would not recommend it for children under 12. The main exhibit had recently been redone, with many videos and interactive displays. The sculptures, the gardens and the outdoor exhibits add to the experience. The Children's Exhibit is heartbreaking. There is... More

Makes you think... Strongly recommend for those who want to know more about the Holocaust history

Everyone in the world must visit this place in order not to forget the memory of the victims and the fact that the world ignored the destruction of the Jewish people. See and never forget!

There are no words to express the long and heartbreaking walk through what can be called the valley of suffering and death.Windows into the terrible past which must always be remembered of the untollerable wickedness of mankind .It is the SILENCE of the visitors and a feeling that your feet cannot continue to hold your body . As we passed... More

Everyone should visit the Holocaust Museum. To see what the Jews went through, to walk from room to room and live what they lived - so many people have to idea the true suffering, torture the Jews through at the hands of Hitler! The Children's Museum was especially touching. Kathryn L Cartrwright

The sad and exciting place in the world it was very traumatik but exciting and very moshen