My husband and I went to Texas for a wedding and decided to make a week of it. We spend a day in downtown Dallas to check out some of the museums. We found an inexpensive parking lot within a comfortable walking distance to several museums and started with the Holocaust museum. It was much smaller than I expected, but... more

I took my children and they seemed to enjoy this place, listening to the headphones. We loved being able to choose what to listen to with the recordings. The place was a bit small but very informative! I liked the film at the end as it had testimonies of people that survived that horrific event. As I recall they will... more

I loved loved loved the museum in its original place before it moved here to record st. this area is small but to the point. they offer a tour guide (who are volunteers) and/or the audio guided tour by headset. we went with a church group who was supposed to have the real tour guide but instead got stuck with... more

What an experience. You get a tape and are able to follow at your own pace. It was so surreal seeing the clothing and shoes the jews wore in concentration camps. This is a very moving place. Even my children ages 11,13, 15 left with an image in their minds. I would definetly recommend!!! more

I cannot encourage you enough to go and see this museum. Next to the National Museum in DC, this is the best presentation on the Holocaust I have seen. Currently this is in a small space, but what they have done with the space is phenomenal and truly impactful. Due to their limited space (for now, there are plans for... more