Yad Vashem is open to the general public, free of charge. All visits to Yad Vashem must be reserved in advance.

Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem, is situated on a 45-acre campus comprising museums, exhibitions, monuments, sculptures, and memorial sites. Yad Vashem is Ranked by Tripadvisor as one of the Top 25 Museums in the World, and ranked #2 of Things to do in Jerusalem.

The Holocaust History Museum occupies over 4,200 square meters, mainly underground. Both multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary, it presents the story of the Shoah from a unique Jewish perspective, emphasizing the experiences of the individual victims through original artifacts, survivor testimonies and personal possessions.

A decade in the making, the Holocaust History Museum combines the best of Yad Vashem’s expertise, resources and state-of-the-art exhibits to take Holocaust remembrance well into the 21st century . The Holocaust History Museum occupies …

The Museum of Holocaust Art, inaugurated in 2005, is located in Yad Vashem's Square of Hope. The Museum's rotating permanent exhibition displays some 120 works of art. Most of these works were created during the Holocaust itself, or before the …

The central component of Yad Vashem's Museum Complex is the Holocaust History Museum, which depicts the Holocaust from both a Jewish and personal perspective through authentic artifacts, writings and documents belonging to the victims, as well as through survivor testimonies.

At the Museum’s entrance, Michal Rovner has created a 10-minute video art display, portraying the Jewish world before the Holocaust, donated by the Clore Israel Foundation. This work, which is projected on the 13-meter high triangular...

Eine Ausstellung zu 70 Jahren Yad Vashem Sie bezeugen das Schicksal ihrer früheren Besitzer und erinnern daran, dass jede Stadt in Deutschland mit dem Holocaust Teil ihrer Geschichte verloren hat. SHOAH: Die Dauerausstellung im Block …

As of 1 April 2025, Yad Vashem will be open to the public until 19:00 on Mondays and Thursdays.

Después de más de una década dedicada a su realización, el Museo de la Historia del Holocausto combina lo mejor de la especialización y los recursos de Yad Vashem con exhibiciones dotadas de las técnicas más modernas, para hacer posible la conmemoración del Holocausto con medios propios del siglo XXI.