Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum.

Fifth Avenue museum with strong temporary shows and a permanent collection that covers ritual art to modern work. Manageable size — two hours covered us without burnout. Upper East Side location makes it easy to combine with Guggenheim or park walks. Cafe was fine for a quick bite.

This was very awesome and interesting we learned so much from our own personal tour guide and know we kinda rushed her towards the ends but we were very thank and greatful for her knowledge

Everyone should see this. Absolutely cutting edge technology.

Museum was very informative and I definitely learned a lot. Everyone should visit; had to skim through some sections as I was short on time and there is a lot of reading to do but will definitely return when I’m back in Dallas. The Walt Disney exhibition was a nice bonus.

Very informative about The Holacaust.

Es un lugar excepcional. Lleno de historias e historia. Todos deberían conocerlo.

Visited the WWII and Walt Disney special exhibit. It is very interesting and informative. The old Disney films made to support the war effort are entertaining and educational. It takes about an hour to go through if you read everything and watch the films. Worth spending the time to visit before it leaves in early Sept.

Very informative. Need a lot of time to read everything.

One of the best holocaust museums I have been to, including DC. Static displays, historical information, and the flow....top notch. I recommend taking your teen and pre-teen children.

BEWARE OF THE PARKING GARAGE!!! The museum was fantastic. What a scam as far as the parking garage. I parked across the street in the parking garage I drove through and didn't see where to pay. I figured you pay when you leave so I didn't think anything about it. When we cam back I had a $110 ticket on my car. It said to dispute call the Customer Service number on the ticket. I left 3 messages and no one would call me back. I would get a discount if I paid within 5 days of receipt of the ticket though... which was $75. I hope the Museum sees this and does something about this.

Greatly appreciate the educational tour by our docent. It was humbling and incredible.

It's been a while since Ive been. It was a one and done thing but I remember the short video we were required to watch was full of religious rhetoric. Too small, barely any artifacts, in short - not worth a dollar.

This place was very humbling yet refreshing. Loved the Exhibits and the movie.

So emotional! Such a wonderful display of artifacts and stories. A side exhibit about getting the children out of Germany. And a wonderful exhibition called dimensions in testimony where visitors can interact with survivors using high definition recordings and voice activation. You get to talk to a survivor and ask them questions. It was amazing and very emotional! I have been to many different holocaust museums and this is one of the best I've been to. Only criticism i have is they have an app so you can listen to additional information at many of the displays. I have a newer phone and couldn't get the app.

Came here for the artifact and history, not denying the holocaust but there is almost no artifacts on display. The whole experience felt more like they are force feeding you propaganda, constant straight religious and political narrative that shouldn’t belong to a museum. And last but not least they charge you $19 adult ticket for it…