United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Tours and Tickets

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Somber and sobering, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is unlike any other museum in Washington DC. Housed inside an imposing limestone, glass, and brick building, the museum’s exhibits take an unflinching look at the Nazi Party’s rise to power in Germany and the subsequent execution of millions of Jews during World War II. Displays use historical objects, photographs, film footage, and Holocaust survivor testimonials to confront the horrors of one of the darkest chapters in human history, as well as to document courageous rescue efforts.

  • 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW, Washington DC, 20024

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Q:What are United States Holocaust Memorial Museum hours of operation?
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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum hours of operation: . Buy tickets in advance on Viator. If you book with Viator, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund.
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Q:How far in advance should I buy United States Holocaust Memorial Museum tickets?
A:You should reserve your museum tickets as early in advance as possible to ensure you can visit on your preferred day. Ticket reservations open a few months in advance. A limited number of same-day tickets are available starting at 7am. Tickets, which are free, are only required for permanent exhibits.
Q:What is the best time of day to visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum?
A:To avoid the biggest crowds, visit the museum as early in the day as possible (it opens at 10am) or toward the end of the day (it closes at 5:30pm). This museum is popular with school groups, so visiting before they arrive or after they leave may be preferred.
Q:How much does it cost to visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum?
A:It’s free to visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum but prebooked, timed-entry tickets are required for the permanent exhibits. To guarantee entry, book in advance, as only limited same-day tickets are available. Online bookings incur a $1 booking fee. Tickets aren’t required for the special exhibits.
Q:Is there free parking at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum?
A:No, the museum doesn’t have its own parking facilities. A paid parking garage is located across the street on D Street SW, and there is some metered parking nearby. Those with disabilities can find a small number of accessible parking spaces around the Washington Monument, which is near the museum.
Q:Is visiting the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum worth it?
A:Yes, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is worth visiting. It’s a moving reminder of a dark part of 20th-century history and an educational experience. Anyone interested in history and Judaism, and Jewish visitors themselves, may find it especially relevant. Aspects of the museum are sobering, though worthwhile.
Q:How long does it take to tour the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum?
A:The museum's permanent exhibit is designed to take between 90 minutes and several hours to experience. The time it takes to tour depends on how much you engage with the information and resources presented. Guided tours are not available. Visitors can take their time and reflect on what they encounter.