The Museum of Jewish Heritage located in Manhattan Battery Park is a fantastic museum dedicated to the Holocaust. It tells the story of the Holocaust by showing what Jewish life was before the Holocaust. I location is beautiful with views of the statue of liberty and Ellis Island. It's also a great place for a school trip, very educational. Pack... More

Last weekend, we visited NYC. I was disappointed that the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island were still closed. As we meandered around Battery Park, we came upon the Museum of Jewish Heritage. What a gem. The building is spacious, immaculate, and well organized. The exhibits showcase the multiple layers of Jewish culture and thought in the 20th and 21st... More

I liked the museum because it is in such a significant location to document Jeeish history in the United States overlooking Ellis Island where almost all of us entered. The view of the statute of liberty from the third floor is amazing an there is a comfortable place to sit and contemplate. I especially enjoye the special exhibit of photography... More

Very well-thought-out museum that tells the story of the Holocaust by showing what Jewish life was like before the Holocaust.

Very interesting exhibits depicting the history of Judaism in all parts of the world. Lovely setting right near Battery Park although there is construction nearby.

This is a temporary exhibition. From their website: A new exhibition held in conjunction with the 125th anniversary of the dedication of the Statue of Liberty. Known for more than a century as the author of the lines “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free . . . ,” the poet Emma Lazarus gave... More

Would not miss going here. There is so much history and so well presented. Everyone can benefit from a visit there. Facilities are first class and everyone is very helpful

This is a great place to learn about how the Jewish people have lived throughout the ages in different countries. This is a great learning place.

There are three floors of good quality exhibits. They do have a gift shop, cafe, as well as student rates available for entry. There is a seating area/park behind the museum where you are able to view the Statue of Liberty. Be warned however that the gift shop attendant is very brusque and you are not allowed to take pictures... More