Thank you Connie Marco for a superb docent led tour on Sunday November 15. 2020.I enjoyed it immensely and so did my kids who live in Arizona.I really got a feel for what the museum is like.Thank you again . Marilyn Azar

This places fun to go to because of all the beautiful artifacts.The staff is also really amazing! Something that I find really interesting about this place is that they have some of the artifacts that is in Auschwitz. There is also a lot that this museum offers to the community around it. They have summer programs for youth to express themselves creatively and still educate the people there! Also I’m really great thing is that there is a beautiful park right next to the museum! I am beyond grateful to have access to such and amazing place and educational as well.

As a father of a twenty year old daughter, whenever theres an opportunity to share a day together and create memories I try and find something fun . The Museum of Illusions provided that and then some...We had an awesome day thanks to the venue and location ...It had been years since I had been on Hollywood Blvd. ( dozens of pictures ) and the staff at the museum were awesome ...( young people with great personalities ...David provided several suggestions on great pictures...angles...etc)

Very interesting museum. Gracefully done with numerous artifacts and an audio tour if you choose not to take the guided one. Lovely staff and overall a great educational experience.

Currently due to coronavirus, only the outdoor gardens are accessible with advanced purchased tickets (timed entry) required as theyre mitigating the number of visitors. Recommended everyone for visit there

Lovely place to see animals up close. Parrot near the front office is a Holocaust Museum LA!Was a bit hard to find an entrance, follow the signs and dont wear fancy shoes.

What a beautiful space! My girlfriend and I came here from los angeles just to see this piece.

An educational holocaust museum whose uniqueness is that many of the items were donated by survivors.Its not the most comprehensive holocaust museum youll see but if you want to get educated about the holocaust and live in the area its a good opportunity, especially since the entrance is donation based.Super nice staff, I remember Judy and Sydney but pretty much everyone there was super nice and helpful.Free parking near pan pacific park, and super close to the grove so you can combine with a visit there .

It was good...only touched on subjects but did cover majority of everything..i know its a lot of information to condense..but worth the visit & is free,audio sets were a nice touch although didnt work on ever image

This museum is somewhat hidden next to the Pan Pacific park. I had been to this park before but didnt notice the museum in the past! In any case this is an awesome and informative museum about the horrors of the holocaust. The audio guide is especially good and there are more narratives than you can listen in 3 or 4 hours! There are tons of videos, photos, personal articles and models depicting what life was like during this dark period in history.

Lovely staff and overall a great educational experience.

I took the docent tour which I highly suggest. Then listened to Albert Sosa speak about his experience as a survivor. He spoke with emotion and is the original super hero. The entire day was very informative and interesting. Thank you for the great experience.

The Holocaust Monument has six 18-foot tall triangular black granite columns with inscriptions covering the Holocaust period, 1933-1945. Construction (in 1992) cost $3 million. Located in Pan Pacific Park outside the Holocaust Museum, it can be visited any time.

Very friendly staff, well laid out exhibits and good audio guides.

Must visit. Nice maintenance of our rich history. Well conversed and highly well-mannered staffs. Must go with kids!

This museum is very informative, helpful staff, and my family and I enjoyed it. I recommend it very much. A visit to this museum will sure provide a lot of information on what the Holocaust was and how it has affected many lives even now a days.

Great learning experience. Made me sad seeing what Jews had to endure, but it was also nice seeing and hearing survivors.

I had three most incredible experience at this museum. Its free but the suggested donation is $10, which is frankly a bargain for what you get. The audio guide was extensive and informative. I spent over two hours here and didnt listen to all the available material. The staff were friendly, the facilities were clean, and the history is not too be missed.

I had the honor of visiting the museum. The entrance is free but a small donation of $10 is petitioned, which is a small price considering the amount of information present. I tend to take pictures but due to the history behind the event decided to not take them. The staff is extremely friendly and courteous, including the security staff. Overall the museum has several galleries that show you the beginning, middle, and the end of the holocaust period, however, it allows you to delve deeper into that period by giving you items, paperwork, pictures, letters of those that endured it, perished, and survived it. The museum accomplishes what it was designed to do, remember the time period the many good turned a blind eye.

Very moving. I like how they have ordered the displays chronological. The audio guides are very helpful as well.

Ive been here 2 times. Its a small places but lots to see and read. They also give you a head set recorder to hear some of the stories of the displays in the museum.

Very interesting museum. Gracefully done with numerous artifacts and an audio tour if you choose not to take the guided one. Lovely staff and overall a great educational experience.

A must visit for everyone.

This museum is an amazing auditory tour throughout aspects of or that contributed to the holocaust. It was humbling,powerful, and haunting specially given the current climate of American politics.Interesting stories about refugees lead our group into discussions on today’s issues and concerns using history as our guide to try to learn from our past.It is free operating on donations only, earphones provided but it isn’t a bad idea to bring your own as when they are busy they may run low.Parking garage is kinda hidden, but follow signs and don’t be afraid your in the right place.

GREAT Museum a must see for everyone! And it’s free! Well worth the time and amazing artifacts!

Excellent place! We can see many rare artifacts!

I loved it. It is so beautiful inside and I love how they show a life of children. Just reading their own stories and how they died brings me to tears.

What an amazing museum run by wonderful people who are so generous in sharing their own personal stories. Its so important that these stories continue to be told... and that we as a society remember just how this happened in the first place. This part of our collective history must never repeat itself. LAMOTH should be a required stop for all visitors to Los Angeles.

I just visited the Holocaust Museum today, and it is remarkable. For the survivors to donate artifacts, personal stories of resilience, we must not forget these atrocities and pass down this history for the next generation. My personal favorite is the memorial for the children that have perished. That memorial hold place in my heart for those innocent children. Definitely would recommend anyone to visit the Holocaust Museum and please donate!

This is a really good, remarkable museum. There is a ton of information and artifacts! You will learn things you didnt know before. Really powerful exhibits. As others have stated, its free (donation recommended) and they give you an audio player guide for free as well. The people who work there are really nice too. I recommend everyone take a trip here at least once.

Great learning experience. Highly recommend!

Very nice museum but the exhibits lack many crucial elements of holocaust history.

I have done so many amazing programs with this Museum, and every time I learn something new. I love all the kind and welcoming survivors, who are so open and loving. Would definitely recommend, but give yourself time, this museum is self guided, and there are hours worth of information to select from

It’s free. Its audio guide is very informative on the gradual discrimination turned holocaust process in Europe. I learnt so much new detail from this museum.And there is a beautiful park nearby, be sure to check that out too!

I came to this museum 20 years ago with my classmates from High School and Teacher. We all learned more about the history of the Holocaust. There were photos that I can remember and books. I do remember that all the staff there was helpful and very friendly. I’d love to go again. I’ll definitely add pictures next time I go there. It’s an educational yet in a way paying our respects to all the victims. Carl Hayden High School attended with Ms. Kenley Year 1999

Nice outdoor artifacts and space

I think if the is one museum to go, you hate to choose this one! The staff is very kind, every time we ask for directions, we have a nice answer!

Overall an OK museum. The story of the holocaust is told mostly through looking at pictures and listening to an audio narrated explanation of each. I would have liked to see more artifacts. I feel like that would make it more interesting.

The museum is free, including parking. You need to buzz to be let in to parking garage. The exhibits are narrated on iPhone they give you (you can also click on the iPhone to read the narration--I read faster than the speakers, so liked that). I spent 2 hours there and could have spent more time.

Great Place To Go...

Making money off the Holocaust is unacceptable. Im the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, and I think the nazis indulge in the display of their mortal sin. Wait until its their turn. I also think they should be closed on Shabatt.

So this museum is right across from The Grove. Just so you know the parking and admission is FREE. The parking lot has a gate, so you have to hit a button to buzz the place and theyll ask you how many people are coming, then theyll open the gate for you to come in. The parking underground is plentiful. After you park your car and get out to your car, you take the elevator up to the museum. They offer you an audio and headphones, which I recommend you taking (dont worry its FREE also). You get to visit through the 9 exhibits and your audio device comes in handy so you can hear the information and hear what other people had to say about their experience. It is a good educational experience. The whole exhibit takes about over an hour to complete. If you end up taking the time and listening to every audio clip, it may take a few hours.

Very funny this place made ma laugh i loved seeing this show very realistic

What an amazing place. Well organized and very informative. Friendly staff and very easy to pace yourself. So much to see so you might want to make a day of it in itself. A must see if youre in the area.

Nice place. I went with my husband in 2010.

> Gods blessings for Israel, The United States of America and Gods blessings for You too.

Staff is friendly and the audio guide is amazing

Closed 15 minutes before they advertise. Just wanted to check it out quickly but I guess not on this trip to LA. Change your closing time then to 4:45 please.

The museum is huge, so I suggest you to split your visit on couple days. Come here on Friday night - there is free jazz concert right in front of lantern monument. There is also free classics concert in the building every Sunday at 6p.m.

Knew a good deal about the holocaust before coming here, but I learned even more after visiting! Lots of detail, great architectural design. Definitely use the headphones to listen to each piece of information. Makes the experience a lot better. Overall great museum!

We visited in 2015, it took me too long to write a review. I was looking at some pictures when I remembered I needed to write this. Cant really be considered a museum, because everything is based on pictures really. The first Holocaust Museum that I ever seen was actually the Real Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Museum. Been there in 2011. I am still giving this place 5 stars though. We listened and chatted with a Holocaust survivor. Loved how the room was full of high schoolers. So important that young people learn from the history. It was very emotional and humbling. You should go and see the LA Museum of Holocaust.

We just took out teen camp here, very insightful and extremely nice and knowledgeable staff.

The museum is huge, so I suggest you to split your visit on couple days.

I was there last week and so heartbroken at what i read i feel so bad for what the people went thru . they were put thru horrible things that no one should go thru because of a religion . every one should go there and read what i read and maybe this world would be a better place may ll there souls rest in peace. tamara hoose barryton mi

My family and I visited the museum with our school-aged children thinking this would be an educational experience. Was I wrong! 5 min into our arrival we encountered a survivor, Mary. She came up to us in a such confrontational demenur, yelling at us for bringing our children and “exposing” them to such things as the museum. I was in utter shock! The rest of the tour just stared at us, the tour guide did NOTHING to remove her or calm her. I asked her to leave us alone and that I was their mother and I obviously approved of the visit. She continued to yell and verbally attack us, made my son cry as he starts to have a panic attack, begging to leave. The staff tried to calm US instead of HER! I was as polite as can be and never disrespected anyone.I know that if the roles were reversed, we would not only have been escorted maybe even detained. The security guard roled his eyes when we asked him to intervene. I don’t think she is an appropriate person to conduct tours. This place advertises school field trips, she most certainly should never be allowed to be around children!! Shame on this place for allowed what they very much are educating on, abuse and segregation.

Memories on how people were abused and murdered. Not just Jews.

Is all right Is good I live the park and Grove next to it is great place need to go back

More relevant than ever. Looking at ISIS in the Middle East is a stark reminder that we have not grown past the capacity of human evil. It behooves anyone alive to visit this captivating and haunting shrine/museum. They have iPods for individualized explanations of specific exhibits. No one is too young or too old, to learn about what should never be forgotten. Evil can flourish when the good do nothing or know nothing.

Excellent friendly staff and a big variety of interesting artifacts

Its an amazing place....to show some of the horror that Jews experienced its just sad and disturbing. Why not humans love each other like brothers and sisters.. the world would be a perfect place to live every one in harmony..

Have to see it to believe it.

History repeats itself That s a very great place to visit if you never been in Holocaust museum than u missed a lot ! dont waste your time go now and check it out!

For a small Museum, it was larger inside than any Museum I ever been to. The overwhelming amazingness of this Museum should be shared by everyone.

We had planned for 3 hours and spent 6! With teenagers! We spent more than an hour with a survivor ... which was one highlight that lent incredible perspective. A must see.

We enjoyed our visit there, my son is 10 and he was sad.....said it reminded him of us as Native Americans....museum staff are very nice, thank you

Was closed to event and didnt let me know when I called.

I am journalist by profession and I am from Pakisatn. We must know about the facts ,,but un luckily our country has no official ties with Israel.I am very much keen to know more n more about Jews about Holocaust,,but i have no access here .More over some specific condition , we can not talk publicly about Jews/Holocaust .My best wishes are for you people as i can not talk more here .Please contact me on twitter @RajaAajtv

Its a good place. Visit please the tour that I was on w

A very interesting museum even everything there i knew from family.

A good place to remember.

Low rate because of bad customer services

Wow. amazing and overwhelming. learned a great deal.

À nice and quiet place to learn a bit more about these atrocities.

Nice

Small but never the less interesting.

Best museum in this city.

Dont know yet

A place to visit

Excellent staff

Uninteresting

Wasteful that the city has too.holocaust museums.

Free, educational and well-done

But is it free?

I wish I go visit this year