Skip the Line:1.5Hour AudioTour - Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance Center Ticket
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Skip the Line:1.5Hour AudioTour - Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance Center Ticket
By Yad Vashem - The World Holocaust Remembrance Center
Recommended by 91% of travelers
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Ages 10-99, max of 5 per group
Duration: 1–2 hours
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German, Russian, Chinese, Portuguese, English, French, Spanish
- Headsets to hear the audio guide clearly
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- Entry/Admission - Yad Vashem - The World Holocaust Remembrance Center
What's not included- The listed price does not include an $8.00 parking fee payable on the premises
- Food and drinks
- Entrance time reservation link is on the booking confirmation ticket.
- Departure details
- Location Name: Yad Vashem, Jerusalem Location Address: 1 Hazikaron, Jerusalem Directions: Collect your Audio Guide in the Visitors' Center.
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
If you have questions about accessibility, we’d be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 46405P5- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Minimum age for entrance to the Holocaust History Museum is 10 years old
- Most travelers can participate
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 5 travelers
- For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
- What you can expect during your visit
- Regular temperature checks for staff
- Temperature checks for tour participants upon arrival
- Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
- Face masks required for guides in public areas
- Gear/equipment sanitized between use
- Face masks required for travelers in public areas
- Social distancing enforced throughout experience
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JrnyJunkie
00Meaningful
Very good coverage of Jews throughout the world, not just in the camps. Very moving and meaningful. Great to see …
Annabell O
00Deeply Moving Experience
I can't find the right words to do this experience justice, other than: it moved me to my very core and left an eve…
stephrab
00A MUST - give yourself the WHOLE day.
Most people do not give themselves a full complete day here. This is a “holy” place (much more than a museum) that…
Louis D
00Excellent museum but try to avoid the crowds
Museum is compelling for sure. There's also a bunch more to see on the site, which is quite beautiful. Part of the …
KOneZero
00A must visit in Jerusalem
We did a self-tour, starting with a visit to a excellent photography exhibition in their exhibition hall and then t…
lindadW9180QX
00Give your self time to reflect - do not rush it
There is no need for a tour and there is no need for the audio guide. The place is very well laid out and everythin…
Molly1107
00Thought provoking
This remembrance is incredibly well designed and thought out. Booking in advance was easy to do. The staff at the …
Howard R
00Children's Memorial, Yad Vashem
Although physically just a small part of the complex I am writing of the Children's Memorial alone because of its i…
bankziiedoo222
00Beautiful Place of Commemoration
Words cannot explain the sheer incredibleness of this place. Yad Vashem have created a very powerful, moving and in…
Orith C
00A private tour
Four of us with a private guide went to see the museum. I was there, many years ago. The horror pictures, size of …
Beanderdundat
00So so hard
This was beautiful and moving, but bring a box of tissues and allow time to process your visit after. I would recom…
dianebG1853AK
00Sobering
Many have grown up with movies, documentaries of the Holocaust but realizing that this is a brutal part of history…
Brun066
00Mankind's regression to a level of barbarism unexpected for the 20th century is well documented here.
The Holocaust museum is one of the "high places" of consciousness in the world. It recounts the unspeakable: that i…
Elise C
00Not to be missed
Such a well set up museum, very humblinv and informative. We arrived at opening and only had 2 hours to look around…
Gittelro
00A Visit to Yad Vashem is Life Altering
It is not possible to visit Yad Vashem, and be moved to the core of your soul, and walk away a changed human being…
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Ken Y
Fair Lawn, NJ8 contributions
Apr 2022
Obviously, you can't really review a holocaust museum. These are my mere suggestions to enhance your visit. Essentially, the museum starts with early 20th European history and the prevalence of anti-semitism and finishes a little after the founding of Israel.
If you really want to get the most out of this visit, be prepared to stay at least three hours; there's so much to see including brief videos that play throughout certain exhibits. I rented the Audio guide with the headset (it's about the size of a phone). But if you can splurge and have the time, I would highly recommend hiring a private guide which you can do on the website. I was able to briefly listen in on two different private tours during my visit and the guides provided such interesting insights and nuanced historical details as compared to the regular audio guide device ( which was still great) FYI, you'll need to leave a form of ID as collateral when you rent the audio guide.
Despite it being full, you still have room to walk around. However, during the school year, you'll see students taking notes throughout the tour for school reports so they'll occasionally be in the way.
Prior to the visit you need to register at their website. When I was online to check in, there were a few guests that hadn't so they had take out their phones and register there. Not a major hassle, but it'll save you a few minutes. Also double check to make sure they are open. They'll occasionally close for visits from foreign dignitaries or possibly holidays. There is so much to see here, I suggest blocking out a good part of the day for special visit.
If you really want to get the most out of this visit, be prepared to stay at least three hours; there's so much to see including brief videos that play throughout certain exhibits. I rented the Audio guide with the headset (it's about the size of a phone). But if you can splurge and have the time, I would highly recommend hiring a private guide which you can do on the website. I was able to briefly listen in on two different private tours during my visit and the guides provided such interesting insights and nuanced historical details as compared to the regular audio guide device ( which was still great) FYI, you'll need to leave a form of ID as collateral when you rent the audio guide.
Despite it being full, you still have room to walk around. However, during the school year, you'll see students taking notes throughout the tour for school reports so they'll occasionally be in the way.
Prior to the visit you need to register at their website. When I was online to check in, there were a few guests that hadn't so they had take out their phones and register there. Not a major hassle, but it'll save you a few minutes. Also double check to make sure they are open. They'll occasionally close for visits from foreign dignitaries or possibly holidays. There is so much to see here, I suggest blocking out a good part of the day for special visit.
Written 12 July 2022
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
Caitlin WZ
11 contributions
Apr 2022
* Do not use this link to buy your AudioTour. YOU WILL NOT SKIP THE LINE. This link does not work. I tried it -- April 2022. They had my appointed time in the system. I waited at the counter only to be told that I need to wait in the line for AudioTours anyway.
* After waiting in line for the AudioTour, the time it takes for each person at the counter is too long. I had to learn how to use the machine and test it. I hope they upgrade their tech.
* The Audio material is good material. If you learn best by hearing things, get it. It is mostly repetitive to the material in the museum, which includes many short, embedded videos.
* To rent the AudioTour, you must leave something at the desk to assure that you will return with the machine. They prefer passports. I didn't have mine, and I was forced to leave my cell phone as collateral. I did not like doing it.
* The AudioTour has a lot of content. I could not listen to it while also reading all the materials in the exhibits. Later, I asked; I was told the AudioTour has 10 hours of content. I listened to all of the beginning material (101, 102, 103, 104, 105... little in the middle, and most of the ending material (901, 902, 902..) while eating lunch in the cafeteria.
* The museum took me nearly 4 hours. Anyone who does it in 1-2 hours must skip a lot of content and opportunities for reflection. Additionally, I toured the synagogue and other areas of the premises.
* There is no map of the premises. The entrance to the museum is a separate building called The Visitor's Center: there are no signs in English to get to back to it.
* The exhibits are bilingual in Hebrew and in English. They should be trilingual in Arabic too.
* After waiting in line for the AudioTour, the time it takes for each person at the counter is too long. I had to learn how to use the machine and test it. I hope they upgrade their tech.
* The Audio material is good material. If you learn best by hearing things, get it. It is mostly repetitive to the material in the museum, which includes many short, embedded videos.
* To rent the AudioTour, you must leave something at the desk to assure that you will return with the machine. They prefer passports. I didn't have mine, and I was forced to leave my cell phone as collateral. I did not like doing it.
* The AudioTour has a lot of content. I could not listen to it while also reading all the materials in the exhibits. Later, I asked; I was told the AudioTour has 10 hours of content. I listened to all of the beginning material (101, 102, 103, 104, 105... little in the middle, and most of the ending material (901, 902, 902..) while eating lunch in the cafeteria.
* The museum took me nearly 4 hours. Anyone who does it in 1-2 hours must skip a lot of content and opportunities for reflection. Additionally, I toured the synagogue and other areas of the premises.
* There is no map of the premises. The entrance to the museum is a separate building called The Visitor's Center: there are no signs in English to get to back to it.
* The exhibits are bilingual in Hebrew and in English. They should be trilingual in Arabic too.
Written 12 April 2022
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
PankajM
Mumbai, India24 contributions
Yad Vashem drives home just how much mans depravity can extend to ! It drives home the reality of the Nazi ways and reminds us that we all need to be ever vigilant of nasty rulers and demagoguery. It is shocking to see the pain inflicted by the holocaust. And wonderful to see how today life carry’s on ……… yet again with hope.
Written 26 November 2022
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Sunshine34500
West Orange, NJ2,086 contributions
Dec 2019
Thrilling glimpse of the Holocaust in all its' gruesomeness. Exquisite memorial to the 6M jewish lives lost for profiling diversity by a Pied Piper of Israel. So authentic in viewing, that many people are crying openly throughout the tour. They left nothing to the imagination , for it to be ignored and falsified none of the history.
Written 2 July 2020
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R K
Houston, TX11 contributions
Wonderful museum…..extremely well done….organized and full of information…the grounds are beautiful….
Problem: there wasn’t any parking, Although we were with a tour guide in a tour guide SUV, we were unable to park in the tourist parking lot because we weren’t a bus….unacceptable….and disappointing. Tour guide was embarrassed as well….why are ONLY busses aloud to park there….our guide had a badge and the car we were in….was CLEARLY marked as tourist….
Things need to change so that access is available……
Problem: there wasn’t any parking, Although we were with a tour guide in a tour guide SUV, we were unable to park in the tourist parking lot because we weren’t a bus….unacceptable….and disappointing. Tour guide was embarrassed as well….why are ONLY busses aloud to park there….our guide had a badge and the car we were in….was CLEARLY marked as tourist….
Things need to change so that access is available……
Written 7 April 2022
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YadVashem
There is an underground paid parking available for tourists and tour guides (in an SUV as well).
Written 10 April 2022
This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.
leslie p
Miami, FL126 contributions
Dec 2019
outstanding museum. I have been to many museums of this kind around the world. this is the top!!!. I was there many years ago and this is a totally new place. we were not able to finish this tour in this amount of time. i think you need at least 3 hours to really see it. it it so well done .. beautiful building.. grounds!!
Written 8 January 2020
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David C
Baltimore, MD521 contributions
Dec 2019
Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance Center is a must see place. If you want to learn, and everyone should be continuing to learn, or just reinforce your understanding, this is a great place to go.
A must see place so that what happened in Eastern Europe never happens again.
A must see place so that what happened in Eastern Europe never happens again.
Written 11 January 2020
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LWFL
Reading, UK152 contributions
Dec 2019
I thought I had learnt a lot when I visited Auschwitz in August but I soon discovered that that is only a section of the entire tragedy.
I didn't realised that there was over 1,000 ghettos, one which was in Shanghai,China (controlled by Japan) and I didn't realised that some of the people were gassed in van, not just in the chambers.
To me, the liberation had to happen but it wasn't a joyeous time for all, in fact people carried on dying and when those who survived returned to their home towns, some were unwelcomed. To think that they had survived such a horrific experience, to then be faced with this upon their return.
I had visited a number of the sites quoted ie the Vilnius Ghetto, Ponary etc but I haven't ever seen such graphic footage which was too much for some of my fellow visitors.
The recommended visit time was 1-2 hours. I was there for 3 hours, and I didn't listen to all of the audio, and I only visited this main hall, the memorial hall and the children's memorial. You could easily spend a good day here.
It was a shame it was so packed but then again, it's great to see so many people visiting.
Very easy to get to. Alight on the Light Rail - from the Central Station it is 6 stops to the end of the line Mt Hertzl. I walked it and it took me 45 mins. When you get to Mt Hertzl, there is a shuttle bus to take you to the entrance but it is only about 300 meters, and took me about 6 mins.
Such a sobering experience. A must if you are in the area.
I didn't realised that there was over 1,000 ghettos, one which was in Shanghai,China (controlled by Japan) and I didn't realised that some of the people were gassed in van, not just in the chambers.
To me, the liberation had to happen but it wasn't a joyeous time for all, in fact people carried on dying and when those who survived returned to their home towns, some were unwelcomed. To think that they had survived such a horrific experience, to then be faced with this upon their return.
I had visited a number of the sites quoted ie the Vilnius Ghetto, Ponary etc but I haven't ever seen such graphic footage which was too much for some of my fellow visitors.
The recommended visit time was 1-2 hours. I was there for 3 hours, and I didn't listen to all of the audio, and I only visited this main hall, the memorial hall and the children's memorial. You could easily spend a good day here.
It was a shame it was so packed but then again, it's great to see so many people visiting.
Very easy to get to. Alight on the Light Rail - from the Central Station it is 6 stops to the end of the line Mt Hertzl. I walked it and it took me 45 mins. When you get to Mt Hertzl, there is a shuttle bus to take you to the entrance but it is only about 300 meters, and took me about 6 mins.
Such a sobering experience. A must if you are in the area.
Written 26 December 2019
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
Lori B
Toronto, Canada13 contributions
Nov 2019
This was a (way too) quick tour of a visually stunning and memorable place. It was truely a once in a lifetime experience and you need 3 hours to make your way through it. 1.5 hrs. is simply not long enough to see and hear and read and absorb everything.
Written 30 November 2019
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Ellen H
2 contributions
Apr 2018
The.museum is good and very educational for young travellers from all over the world. They get to encounter the turbulent and shocking events that took place in the past.
Written 13 February 2019
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nadineraber
Mazatlan, Mexico3 contributions
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patrick b
Nantes, France18 contributions
Musée d'histoire de la Shoah
Dimanche - mercredi 8h30-18h
Jeudi 8h30-20h
Vendredi et veille de fête 8h30-14h
Musée d'art, Pavillon des expositions, Synagogue, Mémorial des enfants, Crypte du souvenir, Vallée des communités
Dimanche - jeudi 8h30-17h
Vendredi et veille de fête 8h30-14h
Ane M
Joao Pessoa, PB15 contributions
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patrick b
Nantes, France18 contributions
Musée d'histoire de la Shoah Dimanche - mercredi 8h30-18h Jeudi 8h30-20h Vendredi et veille de fête 8h30-14h Musée d'art, Pavillon des expositions, Synagogue, Mémorial des enfants, Crypte du souvenir, Vallée des communités Dimanche - jeudi 8h30-17h Vendredi et veille de fête 8h30-14h
