So much history there, and the short clip to watch in the hiding spot is great.

This is a small, but hugely relevant exhibition. In itself, its datedness and its old-fashioned pedagogical approach this shows the rampant neglect of Jewish history and the history of the German occupation in contemporary Lithuanian culture of memory. But there is hope under the roof. A young and dedicated Austrian volunteer is trying something new. See for yourself.

Very moving experience. Mainly photographic, maps, official documents and accounts from witnesses. Models of ingenious hiding places gave a good idea of the ingnuity of the human spirit to survive. A video played in the attic of this building gives an account of a witness/survivors experience. The documents in the pictures I'm posting with this make chilling, harrowing reading.

Doesn’t have the appearance of a museum- hence the name Green House, but it’s well worth a visit!! A small but very emotional and educational exhibition ! We spent about two hours in there- plenty of informative literature.

This little museum is very informative and inspiring. The guide was 16€ and he was well informed, articulate, and detailed. We really learned so much about the Holocaust in Lithuania and the condition of the Jewish community under the Soviets. I do wish they had more information regarding present day conditions and current issues facing Jews in Lithuania. Fantastic little gem.

Really good representation of victims of the holocaust and in particular one family who escaped the hell of the times so many times only to become a victim later. Sad but well told story across the house. Great staff as well.

(Translated by Google) Helpful people, authentic place (Original) Paslaugūs žmonės, autentiška vieta

You’ll find out why this museum looks like a home when you visit the second floor. It’s too easy to ignore prior atrocities and assume that they won’t be repeated, but that kind of ignorance could lead to future atrocities.

Truly insightful museum about the holocaust. A somber reminder of the atrocities and why it’s important to learn about history so that we do not repeat it. The museum is housed in an actual hideout spot for a Jewish family, they were hiding in the attic until they were discovered and unfortunately killed, you’ll learn about it as you explore the museum. From the outside it doesn’t look like a typical museum at all. It’s text heavy so be prepared to read but there is a wealth of information. I definitely recommend a visit.

Small, but really full of information. Incredibly interesting history of how the Holocaust affected Lithuanian Jews. We were particularly excited to see that the exhibits were translated into Yiddish, so we could get some practice in. The interactive exhibit upstairs was fantastic, but avoid if you have claustrophobia.

(Translated by Google) It’s a painful story, everyone needs to know that (Original) Skausminga istorija, tai turi žinoti visi

(Translated by Google) Very ambiguous feelings include getting to know that historical stage ... We didn't know much about it, had a different imagination, and appreciation (Original) Labai dviprasmiški jausmai apima susipažinus su tuo istoriniu etapu... Mes daug ko apie tai nežinojom, turėjom kitokį dalykų įsivaizdavimą, ir vertinimą

Impressing exhibition

Must see

(Translated by Google) Lithuanian people are very hardworking and talented. Only Lithuanians in a year were able to destroy a third of the population of Vilnius, a third of which were Jews, without noise and dust and without any help. (Original) Литовский народ - очень трудолюбивый и талантливый. Только литовцы за год смогли без шума и пыли и без чьей либо помощи уничтожить треть населения Вильнюса, треть которую составляли евреи.

A small welcoming place with very effective and factual information about the Holocaust.The people who work here are very kind and informative.

Everyone who comes to Vilnius should visit this place. I understand that there are changes coming & a new Holocaust centre will be opening but in the meantime please visit here. It's a devastating witness to the crimes that took place wiping out entire communities. And what the Nazis began, the Soviet regime continued. So much to learn. I would just ask that the museum corrects their opening time which is wrong on their Facebook page.

A lot of written information, and not interactive. This means that you need to devote a relatively long time period for this place in case you wish to understand more about it and the related topics.

Must visit to understand the history of Jews in Lithuania. Plan to spend time to read and interact with the exhibits they are in English and Lithuanian. Important place! Spend time here get educated

Highly recommend for everyone to visit this small museum. Where is a lot to read, but it's worth it. Just shows you how important it is to stand against all types of evil. Ticket is just 3 EUR.

This is an informative exhibition about the Jewish experience in Vilnius during the Nazi occupation of the city. It tells a harrowing tale but it's extremely informative. The staff there were particularly friendly compared to some of the places we had visited. There was a really nice young lady who took time to answer all of our questions and even dug out a book to help demonstrate some things. Having someone employed/volunteering at a museum who is genuinely passionate about a subject who is willing to share and talk with visitors takes a museum to the next level.

A very nice museum that memorializes the Holocaust as it manifested itself in Lithuania. It includes a model of a hiding place bunker on the top floor. The staff was very friendly and helpful. An important place to visit.

Must seen! To remember so never come back!

Very informative display. Ring the doorbell to be let in.

A pretty interesting museum. It may look small in size, but there's a lot of reading you can do there.

It was a really interesting place to visit; the stories were heartbreaking and inspiring. The staff were excellent.

This place tells the history of Jews in Lithuania from the first half of the 20th century through to the end of world war two. There is some duplication with the ninth fort in kaunas but, both are worth a visit.

The subject is impressing but the museum is not. Outdated it is.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting, a lot has happened there, unbelievable. Jan Zwartendijk has saved many people. There are few people who know this. He operated from Kaunas (Lithuania). A HERO was that man. (Original) Zeer interessant, ook daar is veel gebeurd, ongelooflijk. Jan Zwartendijk heeft veel mensen gered. Er zijn weinig mensen die dit weten. Hij opereerde vanuit Kaunas ( Litouwen). Een HELD was die man.

(Translated by Google) Special (Original) מיוחד

(Translated by Google) Alas, no need to read everything. Archival photos are chilling. I remember this one! (Original) Hélas pas la peine de tout lire. Les photos d'archives sont glaçantes. Je retiens celle ci !

(Translated by Google) No Russian-speaking guide (Original) Нет рускоязычного гида

(Translated by Google) Good but dry (Original) Gut aber trocken

Absolutely fantastic experience here, it was a highlight of our trip despite the difficult subject topic. We had an English speaking tour guide to show us round and provide more details about the history of the Jewish population in Lithuania and their plight during the holocaust, unfortunately I can't remember his name but he is from Austria originally and he was fantastic!! Personally we are not Jewish but the whole visit was excellent and we could have spent more time with the guide if we didn't need to be somewhere else.

Important museum and must visit.

Worthy visit. Lots of information about how the Jews lived through those dark days.

Fascinating and in-depth museum telling a full and detailed story of Lithuania's Jewish population before, during and after the Holocaust. Does not shy away from controversial topics, which is welcome.

Absolutely fascinating. Extremely comprehensive yet very digestible. We'll worth a visit

Important place, do visit!

This museum must be visited by anyone visiting Vilnius. It gives a much better understanding of history. And never to forget.

A small exhibition but lots of information on the Jewish Ghettos during the occupation. I enjoyed it and spent around 1 hour here.

This very small museum does not have many artifacts to see. There is a lot to read but it is informative.

(Translated by Google) Sad, but it was ... (Original) Liūdna, bet tai buvo...

(Translated by Google) A place we should all visit to not forget and repeat barbarism. (Original) Un lugar que todos deberíamos de visitar para no olvidar y repetir la barbarie.

(Translated by Google) My son was there (Original) Mein Sohn war da

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum, with its exhibits. I recommend🙂 (Original) Labai įdomus muziejus, savo ekspozicijomis. Rekomenduoju🙂

(Translated by Google) A sad, tragic place that sheds light on the history of the Holocaust in Lithuania. The memory of terrible events. A warning to the next generations. (Original) Сумне, трагічне місце, яке висвітлює історію Голокосту в Литві. Пам'ять про страшні події. Застереження наступним поколінням.

(Translated by Google) Not to forget (Original) Per non dimenticare

(Translated by Google) Interesting (Original) Interessante

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit. (Original) Verta aplankyti.

(Translated by Google) Very informative museum, I learned a lot new, fans are super❤ (Original) Labai informatyvus muziejus, sužinojau daug naujo, vėdėjai super❤

(Translated by Google) it becomes very sad (Original) очень грустно становится

Opens your eyes

(Translated by Google) A little getting on in years Exhibition about the Holocaust of the Lithuanian Jews. (Original) Etwas in die Jahre gekommen Ausstellung über den Holocaust der Litauer Juden.

(Translated by Google) I am very bored. Not worth it (Original) Labai nubodu . Neverta

It is one of my favorite museums I had a chance of visiting in Vilnius. It's nothing big yet there was so much information I had a chance of learning. I especially appreciate the stands having other two languages other than native. And when I went there it was free too visit for entire week.

Definitely must visit. The stories the green house treasures and holds are unbelievable. They are grim and holds a spirit of burden, but nonetheless they are what we should be aware of.

Very interesting place, lots of maps, names, details, documents. It works on Monday, when other museums are closed. Malina is very impressive.

The museum was interesting. The video exhibition in the attic was exceptionally special

Very informative exposition, there’s a replica of Vilnius bunker even. Helpful staff. You could spend good amount of time there. I do recommend.

Its packed with historical pictures and stories. I Loved it

Must visit

Very interesting. Lots of very detailed history condensed in a small, friendly place.

(Translated by Google) To be seen. It is a lesson of a part of history that in the Baltic countries is told too little. (Original) Da vedere. È una lezione di una parte di storia che nei paesi baltici si racconta troppo poco.

(Translated by Google) Quite a harsh, however, very suggestive exhibition of the extermination of Lithuanian Jews with a phenomenal finale in the form of ... no, you have to see it yourself and feel it because you remember it much better than the raw facts. Admission for only 4e. Worth it? Worth it. (Original) Dość surowa jednak bardzo sugestywna ekspozycja zagłady litewskich Żydów z fenomenalnym finałem w postaci...nie, musisz sam/a to zobaczyć i poczuć bo to pamięta się dużo lepiej niż surowe fakty. Wstęp za jedyne 4e. Warto? Warto.

(Translated by Google) A fantastic little content rich museum. World-class. (Original) Ett fantastiskt litet innehållsrikt museum. Världsklass.

Important lessons

Very interesting and important museum, Very recommend

(Translated by Google) Very sad (Original) Muito triste

Lots of details plan at least an hour

(Translated by Google) Small exciting exhibition 👌👌 (Original) Lille spændende udstilling 👌👌

Very moving everyone needs to spend sometime here to reflect

Unassuming Museum off the beaten track but well worth a visit and with a terrible, unmissable story.

Very good museum,.good witnessing about a sad times for humanity,very informed

Lovingly created and moving tribute to Lithuanian jewry and the horrors visited upon them. For me, not to be missed. Respect to everyone involved and thank you for the warm welcome.

Google says open on Sunday. It is not

A very historical place to find out the history of Jews

(Translated by Google) I liked very much, as it seems to me, this is something worth remembering and talking about. (Original) Очень понравилась, как мне кажется,это то о чём стоит помнить и говорить.

extremely interesting and the personal is very friendly!