A powerful & moving memorial site in remembrance of the Holocaust. The site is quite large, with a number of impressive exhibits, monuments & sculptures around the grounds in addition to the main museum itself, so make sure you give yourself a good few hours...More

Yad Vashem provides a very good presentation of the Holocaust and surrounding events. I found it very educational, while at the same time quite sad that this occurred.

You need a couple of hours and you need to be prepared to read a lot of information throughout this holocaust museum. There is much to experience. The creativity of the displays and the real stories throughout make this a confronting experience. Don't forget to...More

Would only be able to share that this was a truly humbling and emotional experience. No preparation can prepare you for this visit. Gracious and grateful staff available to quietly welcome you as you walk through the journey of this tragedy. A silent walk, and...More

the museum is very well run and informative. its incredibly haunting and inspiring at the same time. the best part to me was the first hand encounters they have on videos

This Museum allows free admission to visitors. One pays for a guide who will explain everything about the Holocaust. The objects and writings about Holocaust were preserved for the next generation to remember. An hour visit is not enough are there a lot to see...More

Very solemn walk through the tragedy the Jews endured during Hitler's reign of terror. Humbling. The hall of the children speaks every child's name to age 18.

The gardens outside are nice, and architecture is top notch, and the history is well presented, especially given the sensitive and somber nature of the material.

A friend arrived late for this tour, and caught up with me mid-morning. She called my name, and I "jumped" and ran to greet her with a big hug. Even though I had seen her at breakfast. These exhibits are so emotionally charged that it...More

It's historical, with overpowering testimonials, facts, photos, and memorials. The Children Memorial is one of a kind. Numbing, impactful, perhaps life changing. Do not miss. It's free. Buy a map and or rent headset audio for guidance through the vast complex.