Yad Vashem Review

Magnificent live and visit thanks to God and omnilufe

An integral memorial for the preservation of history and somewhere I visit whenever I can. The main entrance structure itself is built to look like a gas chamber to evoke how people felt back in war when entering one and so from the very moment you enter, you feel the weight of history. It is very emotional but a must see nonetheless

It helped.to see the larger picture of humanity at its worst and best

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!

It's so important to get to the museum, twice, because I think it's hard and long to see everything in one day. The exhibits are well arranged and clear. Comfortable shoes and warm clothing are recommended for those who suffer from air conditioners

Impressive, is not only a museum, is a memorial, immense, has videos made by the Nazis themselves, utensils, photos and at the end of a chilling tribute sacrificed children, worth the visit.

A brilliant snapshot of achilling experience that will weigh on your mind for many many days. The end was fantastic too - a breathtaking view of the Judea Hills.

Worth a visit the entrance is free of charge parking underground is 28nis (shekel) gave me a deeper understanding of the holocaust and the severity of the problem that should have never happened in the first place.

Very nice and free museum about the Holocaust. Breathtaking. Even though the museum is the big attraction do not leave outside of you visit the numerous monuments around the museum and in the same complex. The shrine of the kids is a must.

With this said, it is very similar to other Holocaust museums, although amazing there is nothing new if you have visited others, such the temporary exposition in Madrid about Auschwitz (2018, is the most recent I've visited), the expositions in concentration and extermination camps and especially the Holocaust museum in Berlin.

Also the museum itself is usually crowded, the sorrounding park it is not .

Wonderful tribute to those who suffered persecution and death during the Holocaust. The exhibits and architecture definitely add the respect for these innocent victims who endured such horror!

Very interesting, I found the work that portrays all the dead children spectacular is a sad memory, but when it comes to art it is spectacular!

History not forgotten! But you can't take pictures.

Such a huge collection and memoriam of the victims.....

Complete documentation ... The full spectrum of the huge tragedy of the Shoah can be observed

Very interesting museum that talks about the history of israel. Need one entire day to finish the whole museum. Comes with audio tour.

Very informative and intriguing. Very Nice building design.

Hard and meaningful. Impressive collection of ww2 artifacts put together to experience the story of the Holocaust

It is a very serious museum. Audio material can be requested in several languages. Easy to find in a beautiful setting.

A very important and sad place I think criticism is inappropriate here

Yad Vashem, a place that even controls it dozens of times, for several hours at a time. You have not seen or heard a few of the few that are in it. This is a place that every person, regardless of nationality, of all countries of all religions must visit. So that such a period would never come back.

A very cute place for family fun with small children.

A must-see site for every Jew,
Certainly-- for every Israeli.

It is very important to visit with the children there is no substitute

to remember and not to forget. An educating, teaching, moving and beneficial experience for us and for generations to come.

A beautiful memorial time for reflection RECOMMENDED

Please allow plenty of time to walk through. There is so much information. Also, would recommend a guided tour.

Must see in Israel. Deeply moving and salutory for all nations.

Conveys its purpose in an interesting and profound way

The Holocaust Museum is very well made. Informs well-arranged, helps with emotions, honors the memory of the fallen and murdered. I was there for the second time and I would check there again. I highly recommend.

I preferred the old exhibition but understand that to capture the younger generation they have made the main focus media based

An important place for commemorating the Holocaust.

It's difficult to describe how powerful and moving the experience is. Everyone should see it.

impressive holocaust museum ... a memory of what happened and should not have happened ... the suffering of so many reflected in images and objects being just a sample of the terror lived ... visiting it is a totally free obligation.

Very nice, tidy and delivers a lot of information, but I was not thrilled ...

This visit leaves us without words strong enough to express our feelings, and to say that the world of today seems to have forgotten what has happened.

Zeeer impressive and extensive, too bad that the beautiful images beyond what is outside attention

Yad Vashem is a museum and a monument also known as a Mount of Remembrance established in 1953. I really appreciate all those who put this place together in recognizing non jews who at personal risk and without a financial motive, chose to save jews from the ongoing genocide during the holocaust. This place contains the holocaust history museum, children's memorial and hall of remembrance, the museum of holocaust art, sculptures, outdoor commemorative sites, a synagogue, a research institute, a library and so on. Its the second most visited Israeli tourist site and no fee is charge here

MUST Go museum.
heart rending.

Good place to understand the history of the Holocaust

Such a great museum. You gonna face so much emotions. I hardly recommend the visit!!

Exciting museum so we do not forget what human bestiality can do when it is not stopped in time

Moving, impressive. An artistically extremely well-designed area that hopefully will help never to let anything like this happen again. A must for every Jerusalem tourist.

Very touching museum with amazing guides and a lot of material. My favorite part were the recorded testimonials of the survivors.

Strong experience but somehow with high artistic appeal: well designed, modern, interactive.

Beautiful and impressive museum. Paid parking on site. A must-see site for those who were not

The structural layout is incredible! The stories within leaves you informed and astonished.

Great place. My mother's uncle's testimony cost me NIS 100.

Beautifully situated on a mountain hill with partly completely new, reduced, adapted to the theme of architecture. The exhibition itself is very moving. Photos, films, documents, objects make history come alive again. Very many visitors, young and old.

This complex is really huge. The museum is very impressive, a beautiful construction with a lot of information about the course of the Holocaust. Not something you just walk through quickly or lightly. Unfortunately I didn't have time for everything outside anymore; you need at least 2-3 hours for the museum itself. Despite the advice of Google Maps, you can walk here within 5 minutes from the end point of tram line L1, which is easy and quick to reach. Admission is free.

This museum/memorial is a must for Holocaust deniers

A must ! don't forget to bring tissues with you ...

Impressive museum of the war 1940 1945 where 6 million Jews were massacred

After being here, It left me utterly speechless. My heart has never been so heavy. A few years have passed now and yet i still remember that feeling. God Bless Israel. Xx