The National Holocaust Centre and Museum

The Museum's exhibits offer a comprehensive look at the events of the Holocaust, using a combination of personal testimonies, historical artefacts, and immersive displays. One of its most significant features is the Holocaust Survivors’ Centre, where visitors can hear firsthand accounts from survivors and explore the personal stories of those who lived through these horrific events.

In addition to its permanent exhibits, the Centre hosts a range of educational programs, outreach initiatives, and remembrance events to engage visitors and ensure that the lessons of the Holocaust continue to resonate with future generations. Through its work, the museum encourages visitors to reflect on the importance of tolerance, human rights, and the consequences of hatred and discrimination.