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This unique museum documents the horror of the Holocaust and events leading up to it. It also preserves a wealth of Jewish culture and history, and serves as a comprehensive research and resource center. The public hours are Sunday through Thursday 9:30-5pm (last admission 3:30pm), and Friday 9:30-3pm (last admission 1:30pm). The Memorial Center is closed on Saturday. Docent guided public tours are available Sunday through Thursday at 1pm and last approximately two hours. Group tours are also available by appointment. The Memorial Center is closed on Jewish and most legal holidays.
Deb K | April 2025
Important History Lesson for Everyone!
We visited the Holocaust Memorial Center for the first time on a Sunday afternoon. We listened to a holocaust survivor share her incredible story in person, in a comfortable small auditorium. The...
Yael S | June 2023
Wait Until Renovations Are Done
The museum is going through renovations and most of their exhibits were closed. What we saw was interesting, but I'd defer a visit until the updates are done.
G9740FSfrankw | December 2021
I'm sure this center has lots of historic detail etc but when the security guard on the front desk is blatantly rude and
I'm sure this center has lots of historic detail etc but when the security guard on the front desk is blatantly rude and thinks he is higher than other ethnic minorities, there is a problem with the...
Emily4023 | August 2021
Give yourself plenty of time!
Unfortunately we only had about 45 minutes - definitely not enough time, but staff were very helpful in their recommendations of what to see. Plan for at least 2 hours here. Exhibits were fantastic...
jkoslowski148 | August 2021
Emotional but Powerful
This is a facility that not only teaches the Holocaust but also the roots of the Jewish faith and early examples of anti-semitism. The staff are friendly, the entry fee is reasonable, and there is...
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