There are no words to explain the feelings you have in this memory place . We all need to visit this memorial to never forget

It's a nice place that will make you remember and never forget the holocaust. Doesn't work on Saturdays and on Fridays it closes early

My family experienced first hand concentration camps and loss of family members...the world needs to take a stand against any genocide or dictatorships that terrorize and kill people. It was very emotional. The architecture, grounds, presentations were amazing! A must see for everyone!

Moving and heart wrenching is a good description. There is so much information, yet we couldn't stop absorbing. Presentation is incredible including life stories of real people. You could really spend an entire day there. Not for young children but very eye opening for teens and up. My 13 year old was fascinated.

An incredible memorial for all those that suffered in the Holocaust.The beautiful surroundings of the Hills of Jerusalem adds to this amazing place

Yad Vashem is a combination of a memorial and a museum, and the grounds are beautiful. The history of the holocaust is informative tracing its underpinnings to a radical change in antisemitism that originates in the late 19th century. One gets a very good sense of how pervasive the anti-Jewish feeling was and the complicity that almost all of Europe... More

There is a lot of information, so take a few hours to walk thru the museum. There are a lot of interesting objects. Hard to believe pictures, that make you wonder why humans can do something like this. It is very important to take a guide or ask for the earphones to listen to all the explanations. Be respectful about... More

One of the must see places if you ever visit Jerusalem. Moving and heart wrenching. All Holocaust deniers should visit and try and deny it then!

Yad Vashem is a little way out of Jerusalem (a taxi ride away), but its worth the journey for a bit of respite from the crowded and vibrant old city, in a quiet place for contemplation. The memorial is a mix of museum and memorial grounds, and I think it gets the balance right. There is an indoor museum with... More