An amazing and thoughtful presentation of perhaps man kinds darkest days. This is a must experience for anyone. More

Can it happen again? Sure. The museum gives a great historical perspective: antisemitism was widespread in Europe before WWII and Hitler bullied his way up the ladder with his thugs. He was made chancellor to appease him. No one helped the Jews but as always, they're still trying to help everyone else out, like Rwandans. More

The Holocaust Museum is a must-see. The first thing to note - make sure you go online to reserve tickets in advance. If you do not reserve tickets, that's ok, but be prepared to wait in a long line to obtain tickets. Because it is a "self-guided tour" and very popular, note that you will also be surrounded by people... More

Everyone should go here, its a tough subject, but the Museum does an excellent job of teaching the world of what happened. More

This was an extremely vivid experience, it really gave me a feeling of what it was like for European Jews under Hitler's horrific machine. We need to be sure each generation remembers this era, as it is still with us today. More

A very impressive museum with a lot of information from the hazy regimen and his consequences to Jews and others. It has movies and pictures that give you a good vision of the holocaust. More

So moving and emotional. Not being jewish but having a jewish best friend this was so sad and upsetting. Everyone should visit this place. You wont be the same when you leave...you will be better. More

I can only give this museum an average review because I didn't get to view the main exhibit upstairs, that you need a pass for. Passes are free, but are given away on a first come first served basis. We were at the museum at 1pm, and the earliest entrance time we could get for the main exhibit upstairs was... More

Excellent historical perspective. Fearful of how acquiescing our country is now facing the same kind of holiicost. More