A must visit museum for every person on the planet. The horrible history our not that distant ancestors experienced must not be forgotten and learned in the near and distant future. The visit takes around two hours and includes lots of exhibits, interview with survivors ands lots of interesting reading materials. The building itself is very impressive and the view in the end is mesmerizing. Note that you must have a green pass to enter.

A must for everyone. It is an educational visit. Budget ample time. It isn’t easy. But it’s necessary for Jew and non Jew alike. There are no tickets or admission fees. But they will hand you and entry permit. Take Herzl exit in light rail (end of the line) and either catch a free shuttle or walk down road. 10 min max walk.

Extremely impressive place to remind us of the darkest chapter in German history. We as Germans are taught about Holocaust quite much at school, but visiting Yad Vashem many of the presented historical facts were new to us and gave us a new perspective. And also the architectonic arrangement of the main exhibition hall is remarkably impressive: The closer you get to the end the more horrible are the presented events. The construction doesn't allow you to walk directly to the end of the main hall, which is great because this way the visitor has to undergo the whole history and can't just pass it without taking notice. Visiting this place is a must, especially for Germans!

Yad Vashem: Will be one of the Most Historical, Beautiful, Educational, Somber and Sorrowful Places You Could EVER Visit. As if Learning about the Holocaust wasn't enough; This Place puts everything you ever learned about the Holocaust into a WHOLE Different Perspective and I couldn't Stop Crying The whole time. I was enveloped with every photograph, every sound, letter, artifact, diary, projections on the walls, music; even others walking around with hands over their mouths to muffle their cries. This place puts your Mind back into another time in World History, where Millions of innocent Lives were Taken. A must visit museum for every person on the planet. The horrible history our not that distant ancestors experienced must not be forgotten and learned in the near and distant future. One of the most incredible museums about the holocaust I've ever been to. So many objects, statements, information, etc. You need to book your visit in advance, due to this museum is sooooo busy, you not going to be able to get access without a previous booking. Only 15 minutes from Jerusalem's city centre it is a great opportunity to see a big collection of one event we hope that it never happens again.

Haunting. Beautifully organized memorial. Closure for families of those who lost relatives during the events of WW2.

Great museum, I'm usually not a fan of historical museums. But at some point even I was taken away by the stories I read and interviews I watched. I expected to walk through it all within an hour but it caught more of my attention so I was there for about 3hours.

Yad Vashem: Will be one of the Most Historical, Beautiful, Educational, Somber and Sorrowful Places You Could EVER Visit. As if Learning about the Holocaust wasn't enough; This Place puts everything you ever learned about the Holocaust into a WHOLE Different Perspective and I couldn't Stop Crying The whole time. I was enveloped with every photograph, every sound, letter, artifact, diary, projections on the walls, music; even others walking around with hands over their mouths to muffle their cries. This place puts your Mind back into another time in World History, where Millions of innocent Lives were Taken. The Holocaust was Real and anyone whom doubts it...Walk through this place; You'll Not Leave the Same. To See Their Shoes, Suitcases, Jewelry, Clothing, Journals, Letters, Photographs and Many More Items; Just took my Breath Away. MILLIONS of INNOCENT Lives Murdered!

I visited this place with friends, you should prepare yourself very well emotionally and spiritually, it's not like any museum, the way it design is really unique and the narrative meanwhile the diversity of the contents,the way they present in the same time the politics aspects. I hope this place will be more open to accepting people from different perspectives and religions. The location of this place is provocative for some people and neighbors, that's what I heard.

Please do not miss this site in Jerusalem. Despite the sombre and horrific nature of this time in our history, you owe it to yourself to go. I found Yad Vashem seems more of a historical and record keeping institution and this is actually a good thing. So many terrible stories, so many names of the dead that it makes you realize its importance as a holder of unassailable truth

A very important place to visit. Prepare your heart to be moved and forever changed for purpose. This memorial site is done indescribably well, it evokes strong emotion and provides a valuable education. The architecture of the building is stunning and there is not a detail forgotten. I’ve been twice and had Hazie as a guide both times, she’s amazing! I believe everyone should visit a Holocaust Memorial.

A very large museum filled with PLENTY of history. This is an all day trip to really take everything in. I was on a three hour guided tour and we still had to skip parts, skim others, and just miss bits and pieces. The layout is brilliantly designed to make one feel claustrophobic and to lead from one place to the next in chronological order, with blockades in the middle of the isle to force you further in. There is real cobblestone as well!

I was impressed by all the tales and historic events detailed in the museum. I enjoyed it immensely

Very impressive and interesting telling of the story and terrible history of the holocaust. Inside is a lot of information and outside it's very nice to walk around. All trees are a memorial to someone who helped Jewish people during the time.

Outstanding. A must see if you come to Israel. The museum has a terrific, modern architecture with plenty of significance. The displays are in chronological order. I thought I knew a lot about the Holocaust and found out I knew very little. The displays are super powerful.

(Translated by Google) It is important for every Jew to visit. We took our granddaughter who was a bat mitzvah a month ago because I am a second generation of Holocaust survivors. Everything is new and much more up to date. It was exciting and interesting, very neat and the visitors kept their distance and played respectfully to the place. (Original) חשוב לכול יהודי לבקר. לקחנו את הנכדה שלנו שהייתה בת מיצווה לפני חודש כי אני דור שני של ניצולי שואה. הכול חדש והרבה יותר מעדכן. היה מרגש ומעניין, מאוד מסודר והמבקרים שמרו על מירחק והתנגו בכבוד למקום.

(Translated by Google) Yad Vashem does not allow people who do not use the Internet for religious and conscientious reasons. They do not allow you to make an appointment by phone and sign a health declaration at the entrance. Is this the exclusion of the ultra-Orthodox? (Original) ביד ושם אין כניסה לאנשים שאינם משתמשים בשרות אינטרנטי מטעמי דת ומצפון. הם אינם מאפשרים לתאם תור טלפוני ולחתום בכניסה על הצהרת בריאות. האם זו הדרת חרדים?

Absolutely fascinating place. You'll need a booking reservation. This can be completed on arrival, but entry could be delayed. Bags aren't permitted. Free lockers are available downstairs. There is more to the place than you may think. Be sure you have plenty of time. It's definitely worth the time.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place. This place is an absolute must when visiting Jerusalem. It is incredibly beautifully designed with wonderful construction and ideas. At the same time, it is also a very thoughtful place that you won't soon forget. I wish Israel peace God Bless Israel 🇮🇱 Shalom Israel 🇮🇱 (Original) Sehr schöner Ort. Dieser Ort ist ein absolutes Muss wenn man Jerusalem besucht. Es ist unglaublich schön gestaltet mit wundervoller Konstruktion und Ideen. Es ist zugleich auch ein sehr bedenkenswerter Ort den man so schnell nicht vergisst. Ich wünsche Israel Frieden God Bless Israel 🇮🇱 Schalom Israel 🇮🇱

I recommend to visit , cause the you will understand more about human being! How powerful is people when is United,also very sad see the cruelty pf them … but at the same time the history of those who survived . And of Course a good opportunity to be THANKSFUL for why we have know !

Nobody can miss it! There are a lot of real videos, pictures, belongings and statements by survivors. Spare 3 to 4 hours to spend there. The whole experience is just amazing and very touchy. I suggest you leave the children's memorial to the end. I got there by tram + short walk. Quick, easy and cheap. Entrance to the museum is free but you need to book in advance. Map is 12 nis and I suggest you buy it. If you are blessed like me, you will meet a lovely lady who is a survivor and she will explain the map to you.

This museum is so well designed and arranged. With an audio guide, it was like a history class with all the evidences right in front. The main theme is more of reflection on the humanity weakness and greatness rather than hatred against someone. It was very powerful and touching to the heart. Love it. Highly recommended.

A highly emotional experience. The exhibition is finely thought-out and presented, fully encapsulating the reasons, results and outcome of the Holocaust. The complex also includes several memorials set around the park. Admittance is free, so there is no reason that precludes the curious visitor of visiting the museum. A must-visit when you’re in Jerusalem.

Very informative and attractive museum to understand the WWII and how Jew were killed by Nazi. It’s a sad history showing the loss of humanity in the era of wartime. We need to learn from the history. Need to go the Children Memorial as you will be impressed.

Not your usual museum experience. It's so captivating, riveting and horrific. Lots to see and very intense, well worth a visit.

If you arrive in Israel and you have only few hours to spend, this is that one site you are not allowed to miss. It's just too important for any human being.

I’ve been here a few times. This time I’m here as part of a Holocaust education seminar and I did a guided tour. The raw emotion and feeling is incredibly special. The narrative and it’s connection between the past and present leaves a lot to ponder on. There is nothing quite like walking through Yad Vashem. Give yourself some time. You’re going to want to process and learn. There are many more elements of the Yad Vashem complex as well. Take some time to look people up in their sophisticated computer system. Stroll through the grounds and take in the monuments and plaques for over 20,000 righteous among the nations, people who risked their lives to save Jews during the Shoah. This is and will continue to be one of the most important experiences on your israel visit.

One of the best museums I’ve been to. Definitely a must if you go to Israel.

Very strong and shocking museum about the holocaust. The entry is free, but must to register for a timeslot on the website.

Incredible museum! If you're in the region it's a must! Allow for 1/2 a day to wallow through the whole park. The main building (which is architecturally stunning btw) guides you through the Holocaust, describing the main events but also the daily struggle of individual people, while zigzagging through the building. At the end of the main building awaits an incredible view over the forest. An absolute must see!

Holocaust memorial from the Jewish victims' perspective. Other victim groups were mentioned in passing, but this memorial has a specific focus, rightfully so considering the location. It was a very interesting presentation and use of architectural design to emphasize the story being told. A lot of information to process. And, it was very busy and crowded. We had a tour guide from the facility take our group through and she was able to cover the important points in a bit over 2 hours. Of course that was her emphasized perspective. Very few places to sit down along the way and you walk on concrete, for those whose back or feet are affected by that. You can go through without a guide as there is plenty of reading material, placards and the like, as well as a lot od video footage from the era, that explains most everything. This site could be very distressing to certain people, especially younger children. Some of the images of what the Nazis did are quite horrific, actual photos and movies of their activities including mass graves and actual firing squads over trenches and the bodies falling in after the head shots were taken, you see this in the movies--the Nazis recorded for posterity's sake. An important visit, but a difficult one as well.

Most beautiful architecture, very user friendly with audio visual recordings. The chronological arrangement and the flow is well thought out. Picturesque views of Jerusalem at the end of the memorial. Would definitely like to visit again, with more tissues of course.

A must visit when in in Jerusalem. Plan for at least a few hours. Get there early to avoid the crowds and wear very comfortable shoes!

Amazing! Great work of presenting the events and history. If you go, don't rush through. Plan on spending 4-6 hours. Take the audio guide and be patient. You'll get a lot more out of it. We took our 13 & 16 y/o kids and they didn't even realize 5 hours went by so fast.

(Translated by Google) The most amazing museum for understanding the background and the poetry as a whole. (Original) המוזיאון המדהים ביותר להבנת הרקע והשירה כולה.

A must see in İsrael

(Translated by Google) Exciting ... 😭 (Original) מרגש...😭

(Translated by Google) Impactful, nauseating, necessary. It is essential to visit this museum when in Jerusalem. May the victims of the Shoá never be forgotten. (Original) Impactante, nauseante, necessário. Imprescindível visitar esse museu quando em Jerusalém. Que as vítimas do Shoá jamais sejam esquecidas.

(Translated by Google) It is important for everyone to visit Yad Vashem. A museum on an international level, conveys the message more strongly and clearly than a trip to Poland! recommended. (Original) חשוב לכל אדם לבקר ביד ושם. מוזיאון ברמה בין לאומית, מעביר את המסר חזק וברור יותר ממסע לפולין! מומלץ.

Amazing! For me as someone from Central Eastern Europe, I have seen a lot of museums dedicated to the horrors of WWII, I have to admit, this was the most detailed and emotional visit ever! Don't miss it when you go to Yerusalem.

Amazing and moving experience. The architecture alone is worth a visit but the real star was the exhibitions. Don’t miss the children’s memorial - that was a highlight.

(Translated by Google) An important museum is a must for everyone (Original) מוזיאון חשוב חובה לכל אחד

Beautiful museum with expert guides. The exposition and every tiny bit of the building is contributing to the story. Memorial to the children, who died in the Holocaust is definitely worth visiting as well. Gorgeous view of Jerusalem. Definitely touched me.

I felt quite emotional there...glad I came independently, so could spend as much time as necessary...great combination of factual history and personal stories. Allow a few hours as a minimum of you want to get a full experience.

A thought-provoking insight into the atrocities that that mad man carried out. The museum was perfectly laid out, but as there were quite a few large groups on the day, it was a little difficult to take note of all the stories and artefacts. A difficult day but pleased I went.

(Translated by Google) I recommend you must visit this place while in Israel. Reserve a lot of time because the exhibition requires concentration so that you can respect the exhibits and the history it presents. (Original) Polecam koniecznie trzeba odwiedzić to miejsce będąc w Izraelu. Zarezerwuj sobie dużo czasu bo ekspozycja wymaga skupienia tak aby z szacunkiem przyjrzeć się eksponatom i Historii jaka przedstawia.

Very educational and informative Holocaust museum and memorial located in Israel. It displays historical exhibits, including pictures, articles, objects, videos and so forth. What was particularly memorable was the video in which they vividly depicted how the Nazi tortured and obliterated Jews, killing them and carrying their dead bodies with bulldozers. While other holocaust museums abroad tend to avoid depicting the actual images such as these to avoid making people overly shocked, Yad Vashem focuses on telling the truth, which is to be commended. Recommended for anyone interested in the history of Israel, and particularly the truth of it.

If you are in the area you have to go. Give yourself a few hours so you can view and process everything that is here. It is raw emotion and a presentation of the facts without any hand holding or pulling of punches, facts are laid bare for you to see without sterilization or omission. Advise a mature visitor as those younger may be overwhelmed

Truly one of the more moving experiences of my life. One will never truly be able to comprehend the way us Jews were treated during the Holocaust but the many testimonials and artifacts will begin that journey if you haven't already had exposure to Holocaust education

The museum is very well done, and moving beyond words. Spend as much time as you can and go through it slowly. There's a ton of information, stories, photos, video, documents, artifacts....

Such an impactful experience. Highly recommend visiting this museum. But allow for more than just 3 hours. It will not be enough…

Quite the place. Probably the most expansive Holocaust museum in the world, with detailed stories about the brutalities that occured before, during, and after the Second World War. We did not have time to go through the entire museum because we had a limited time frame, but one could easily spend hours reading, watching and listening to people who lived (and was murdered) through this time period. An experience that certainly impacted our group deeply during our trip to Israel. I'll end this review with a version of a poem by late Martin Niemöller: "First they came for the Communists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Communist, Then they came for the Socialists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Socialist, Then they came for the trade unionists And I did not speak out Because I was not a trade unionist, Then they came for the Jews And I did not speak out Because I was not a Jew, Then they came for me And there was no one left To speak out for me." This quote is, in my opinion, quite relevant today, as we see civil rights receding in most of the Global South, but also in countries like the United States. Remember who will fight, and always has fought, against the oppressors.

I took a tour with some friends. We were given headphones that connected to our guide. My wife and I decided to leave a little before the tour concluded. We were told by staff that everyone must turn in the headphones together. The staff would not be responsible if headphones went missing. Sorry but that system doesn't work. It's very easy to set up a check in check out system using bar codes or other means. The museum is very powerful. It really takes a couple if days to appreciate it all. Makes you wonder about the future of humanity.

A place that anyone in Jerusalem should visit. A museum that really takes you back to the Holocaust period and makes you understand how it was (at least for an outsider like me). I hope things like this never repeat in history, and a good way of avoiding it is by remembering how and when it already happened.

Standing on shoes which could be one of my ancestors gives the chills…. A must for everyone even if u have been to the concentration camps from the… הי״ד

Doesn't matter how many times you have been before, go again. With the vast amount of items in this museum you will definitely discover things you had not noticed before. If you have enough time get a guide through the main exhibition, their knowledge is amazing and no two tours are ever the same. Once you been through the main exhibition be sure to spend some time walking around the grounds, there is a lot of other stuff to see and it is always pretty quiet outside.

The pictures and the videos along with the information does give one a picture of the entire event of the Holocaust. You need atleast 4 hours to carefully listen, see and read all the exhibits. A place worth visiting.

Everyone should visit this place. It can be very emotionally taxing though, so be sure to bring water, stay hydrated, and leave your schedule nice and loose. It closes at 5pm, so come early in the day as it takes at least an hour or two just to get through the main hall. I highly recommend seeing the children's memorial after the hall. Bring good shoes, since you will be standing a lot. There is seating here and there, but definitely a lot of standing and looking. Entrance is free, but the audio guide has a rental fee for the headset. You will have to leave ID as collateral, so don't forget to bring that. The audio guide is very good, and I highly recommend it if you don't have a tour guide. Honestly, it's just as good and maybe better than a guide.

The museum is more or less the same as other Jewish museum across the world. My experience was not so good as there was a huge group of Israel military force visiting. Remember to grab a coffee below the entrance lobby before you go.

(Translated by Google) The tour takes about 2-3 hours. The museum consists of the main building and several other rooms with memorial sites and an external part with memorials to the murdered. It makes an impression. There is a souvenir shop in the museum. (Original) Czas zwiedzania to około 2-3 godzin. Muzeum składa się z budynku głównego oraz kilku innych pomieszczeń z miejscami pamięci oraz częścią zewnętrzna z pomnikami pamięci pomordowanych. Robi wrażenie. Na terenie muzeum znajduję się sklepik z pamiątkami.

(Translated by Google) Very moving and meaningful experience. Israel Lives. (Original) Very moving and meaningful experience. עם ישראל חי.

(Translated by Google) I have brought my ex here. It is a museum that can be visited in a day. It is worth pondering and reflecting on the historical lessons of human rights and humanitarianism. (Original) 帶前任來過，是個一天逛不完的博物館，值得深思與反省人權、人道精神的歷史教訓。

(Translated by Google) Very sad place. (Original) Sehr trauriger Ort.

Never Again!

(Translated by Google) exciting A must for every Jew (Original) מרתק חובה לכל יהודי

Very meaningful experience. Would advise kids to not go into the museum because it is a very hard topic!

(Translated by Google) The museum itself is quite nice. The problem is the inaccuracy of the data in relation to the Catholic Church, especially the papacy. The discontinuation of documents relating to the horrible time of the Holocaust has shown some aspects of history that are contrary to what several panels affirm that judge negatively and severely the role of Christians in general and of the ecclesiastical hierarchy in particular in relation to this disastrous, deplorable and unjustifiable genocide. In all fairness, it would be the right time to change these panels, as they spread falsehoods that hinder the relationship between Judaism and Christianity, between Jews and Christians, giving way to the typical topics that emanate from the lack of veracity in the information. (Original) En sí el museo está bastante bien. El problema es la incorrección de los datos en relación con la Iglesia Católica, especialmente con el papado. La descatalogación de documentos relativos a la horrible época del Holocausto ha demostrado algunos aspectos de la historia que se contraponen a lo que afirman varios paneles que juzgan negativa y severamente el papel de los cristianos en general y de la jerarquía eclesiástica en particular en relación con este desastroso, deplorable e injustificable genocidio. En honor a la verdad, sería el momento oportuno para cambiar dichos paneles, pues difunden falsedades que entorpecen la relación entre judaismo y cristianismo, entre judíos y cristianos, dando vía libre a los típicos tópicos que emanan de la falta de veracidad en la información.

Great reminder of what led to the Holocaust and what we can learn from history to prevent it from happening in the future.

This is a phenomenal memorial & museum - I was there for 6 hours but needed more time. Fully recommend you go early & spend time with the headset commentary to take in all the information. It is Set up incredibly with Information, exhibits & personal witness accounts. Fully recommend a very touching & necessary visit to this museum. It is also set in a beautiful forest with the building being very architectural. Just a quick walk from the tram station.

Be prepared to experience sorrow and mourning. The world can never allow such atrocities again. Everyone traveling to Israel should witness this memorial to these victims.

(Translated by Google) Heart touching. (Original) Poignant.

(Translated by Google) One of the most important places I've ever been. According to some friends, I had wanted to visit the museum for a long time and finally had the opportunity to do so in summer 2019. Yad Vashem not only serves to commemorate the murder victims of the National Socialists, but is (in my opinion) also a monument of humanity / hope in general and plays a decisive role in making the repetition of such a crime in the world less likely through education and debate do. It is painful to watch all the horror because it consists of very cruel images and very sad stories. Nevertheless, it is the duty of every decent person to confront it and thus understand what extremists can do when others offer too little resistance. The staff was friendly. The connection to public transport was good. The location and architecture are beautiful. Entry is free. (Original) Einer der wichtigsten Orte, an denen ich je war. Ich wollte das Museum nach den Erzählungen einiger Freunde schon lange besuchen und hatte im Sommer 2019 schließlich Gelegenheit dazu. Yad Vashem dient nicht nur dem Gedenken an die Mordopfer der Nationalsozialisten, sondern ist (meiner Meinung nach) auch allgemein ein Monument der Humanität/der Hoffnung und trägt eine maßgebliche Rolle dabei, die Wiederholung eines derartigen Verbrechens in der Welt durch Aufklärung und Aussprache unwahrscheinlicher zu machen. Es ist schmerzhaft, sich den ganzen Horror anzuschauen, weil er aus sehr grausamen Bildern und aus sehr traurigen Geschichten besteht. Es ist aber dennoch die Pflicht jedes anständigen Menschen, sich damit zu konfrontieren und somit zu verstehen, was Extremisten anrichten können, wenn andere zu wenig Widerstand leisten. Das Personal war freundlich. Die Anbindung an öffentliche Verkehrsmittel war gut. Die Lage und Architektur sind wunderschön. Der Eintritt ist kostenlos.

(Translated by Google) A must for every Jew! to remember and not to forget. (Original) מקום חובה לכל יהודי! לזכור ולא לשכוח.

(Translated by Google) A place of memory so unique To see and see again ... I hope to return there (Original) Lieu de souvenir tellement unique A voir et revoir... J espère retourner là-bas

(Translated by Google) A very important place. Nice exposure, well thought out exhibition. (Original) Очень важное место. Хорошая экспозиция, хорошо продуманная выставка.

Probably the best source of archives related to the Holocaust in whole world. Excellent service, clean facilities.

(Translated by Google) A must visit once every few years for every Israeli (Original) ביקור חובה אחת לכמה שנים לכל ישראלי

(Translated by Google) An extremely large and free museum. I recommend that you spend at least 2 or 3 hours while traveling and try to understand it. At the entrance, you go downstairs and give your bags to the consignee. Any bags are forbidden to enter the museum. If you came to Jerusalem, definitely stop by (Original) Fazlasıyla büyük ve ücretsiz müze. Gezerken insanın içi sızlıyor en az 2 3 saat ayırmanızı okuyarak anlamaya çalışarak gezmenizi tavsiye ediyorum. Girişte çantalarınızı alt kata inerek emanete veriyorsunuz herhangi bir çanta girişi yasak müzeye. Kudüs e geldiyseniz muhakkak uğrayın

(Translated by Google) It's a little depressing (Original) זה קצת מדכא

(Translated by Google) I’ve been treated this way before, but now I’ve treated Palestine this way. (Original) 以前自己被這樣對待過 現在卻反過來這樣對待巴勒斯坦

absolutely poignant and emotional journey. highly recommended for everyone to educate themselves so we can prevent anti-semitism. Never Again. Am yisrael chai.

(Translated by Google) Unique experience (Original) Experiencia unica

(Translated by Google) We want Israel (Original) Am israel chai

(Translated by Google) Impressive museum that makes you aware of how unprecedentedly large and incomprehensible the persecution of the Jews was. (Original) Imposant museum die je bewust maakt hoe ongekend groot en niet te bevatten de jodenvervolging is geweest.

(Translated by Google) Exciting and powerful tour Excellent instruction (Original) סיור מרגש ועוצמתי הדרכה מצויינת

(Translated by Google) Wet (Original) מרטיט

(Translated by Google) I visited Yad Vashem many years ago, in the mid 90's. An experience I will never forget. (Original) Jag besökte Yad Vashem för många år sen, i mitten av 90-talet. En upplevelse jag aldrig glömmer.

(Translated by Google) Anyone who has not been to Yad Vashem will visit. A must-see museum (Original) מי שלא היה ביד ושם שיבקר. מוזיאון חובה

(Translated by Google) A must visit site. Disturbing experience. (Original) אתר שחובה לבקר בו. חוויה מטלטלת.

(Translated by Google) Excellent month. A journey through time. Always good to know the history and struggle of the Jewish people. (Original) Excelente meseu. Uma viagem no tempo. Sempre bom conhecer a história e luta do povo judeu.

(Translated by Google) A place of confrontation with the darkest history of Germany. I did not think that I would cry. The dark hall of the children, touched me very deeply inside ..... and I cried. This visit was already 4 years ago. For A trip to Israel was booked this year. Unfortunately, it could not take place because of the corona pandemic. But hope remains ... next year in Jerusalem! (Original) Ein Ort der Konfrontation mit der dunkelsten Geschichte Deutschlands.Ich habe nicht gedacht daß ich weinen würde.Die dunkele Halle der Kinder,hat mich innerlich sehr tief berührt.....und ich weinte.Dieser Besuch liegt nun schon 4 Jahre zurück.Für dieses Jahr war eine Reise nach Israel gebucht.Leider konnte sie wegen der Coronapandemie nicht stattfinden.Aber die Hoffnung bleibt....nächstes Jahr in Jerusalem!

Very intersting and emotionel

This place looks great even though there is a sad background

Very detailed and precised information, great meusum and talented guiders, bad audio guide quality tho, the radio signals get jammed between guiders, besides great informative and beutiful architecture

Good place to go spend the day and learn new things.

Hard to believe the evil that the Jews had to endure from the Nazis as well as surrounding countries. Never forget! The museum is extremely well done and the children's memorial definitely brought tears to my heart and soul.

It was very moving and well presented. The world needs to see how these atrocities came about so we can never let this type of thing happen again. The only negative I could see was the crowding in the individual rooms which made it difficult to see many of the exhibits.

It will never be possible to understand how such evil existed. This place takes you on a journey through time and year after year reveals the events that led to it. This is a rare and humane record of the atrocities that took place, and of the starvation that took place. This is a visit you should not miss. It will definitely make you think about human nature and the things it is capable of doing to other human beings.

(Translated by Google) An interesting museum. It is important to remember and mention (Original) מוזיאון מעניין. חשוב לזכור ולהזכיר

(Translated by Google) Holocaust Museum. Although I have been visiting for a long time, the impressions are still alive! Much has changed since then and a new one has been built. (Original) Музей Холокоста. Хотя и посещал давно, впечатления живы до сих пор! С тех времён много поменялось и построили новое.