Holocaust Museum LA
4.6FreeTemporarily closedA solemn memorial and museum preserving Holocaust history and survivor testimonies.
Located in Pan Pacific Park, Holocaust Museum LA is the oldest survivor-founded Holocaust museum in the United States. It offers powerful exhibits featuring original artifacts, personal photographs, and survivor testimonies to educate the public about the Holocaust. The museum is currently temporarily closed.
History
Established in 1961 by Holocaust survivors, Holocaust Museum LA is the oldest museum of its kind in the United States. It was initially located on Mount Sinai Drive and later moved to its current location at Pan Pacific Park in 2010, to continue its mission of remembrance and education.
Expert notes
- Expect security checks upon entry for the safety of all visitors.
- Consider taking a guided tour for a more in-depth understanding of the exhibits.
- Reserve time to reflect in the museum's memorial spaces.
Features
- Artifact exhibits
- Educational programs
- Guided tours
- Memorial spaces
Special occasion reservations
Private events can be reserved by contacting the museum directly through their official website or via phone for availability and pricing.
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