United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Serious Exploration And Testimonial

100 Raoul Wallenberg Place Southwest
Washington, DC
20024

Neighborhood: National Mall

Nearest Train: Smithsonian

Phone: +1 202 488 0400
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Visitors should come prepared for an experience likely to be disturbing and difficult to forget when visiting United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. At the start of the tour, each visitor is given an identity card of a Holocaust victim that matches the visitor's own age and gender. Ordinary reality is skewed through off-center stairways, weird angles and the shadows of other visitors on the glass walkways overhead. An elaborate audio-visual display includes interviews, films and photographs. The Hall of Remembrance provides a calm, empty space at the end of the tour where one can reflect on the experience. The museum discourages children under 11 from attending. Free timed passes are needed to visit the permanent exhibit.

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Associated Events
Remember the Children: Daniel's Story
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
'Remember the Children: Daniel's Story' is an exhibition, designed specially for children, where they can understand the history of Nazi concentration camps better. Through a collection of pictures displayed in this exhibition, children get to have a closer look at what really happened to Jews during World War II. For further information, please check the website.

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Disappointed visitor
I eagerly anticipated my recent visit to the USHMM looking forward to learning more about the event ...
Reviewed by:REP from on Jun 23 2009


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Great to place to visit, I learned a lot!!
It is a sad museum since it showcases one of the worse crimes in humanity but it is an execellent le...
Reviewed by:clara v from on May 27 2009


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Moved and wanting to know more!
Was there is September 2007. Taking a trip to the DC area this Spring and will plan to take more tim...
Reviewed by:Marilyn B from on Jan 28 2009



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