Best Memorial parks in Palestinian Territory, Occupied
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Quick facts
- How many places in the “Memorial park” category are listed in Palestinian Territory, Occupied?
- There are 2 places in the “Memorial park” category in Palestinian Territory, Occupied on LocalGuideWorld.
- Which place in the “Memorial park” category in Palestinian Territory, Occupied has the highest rating?
- Holocaust memorial, rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 1,257 reviews.
- Which place in the “Memorial park” category in Palestinian Territory, Occupied has the most reviews?
- Holocaust memorial, with 1,257 reviews.
- What is the average rating of places in the “Memorial park” category in Palestinian Territory, Occupied?
- 4.6 out of 5 on average, based on 2,509 reviews.
Reviews
Great place. Great opportunity to connect with the Almighty. Expect a lot of people.
A must visit due its historical importance. This complex offers a lot of exhibitions with carefully selected pieces of history that tell the complete holocaust story. This will not only take place inside but also outside the walls of this museum.
Plan to spend a lot time here. And plan to have your heart broken. What those poor Jews endured is beyond belief. I found myself overwhelmed and overloaded.
Plan to spend a lot time here. And plan to have your heart broken. What those poor Jews endured is beyond belief. I found myself overwhelmed and overloaded.
The lookout is just above the ancient necropolis (cemetery) on the Mount of Olives. This is probably the best lookout in Jerusalem to see the highlights of the Old City.
This Google Maps location is NOT the Holocaust Museum: Yad Vashem!
This part of Mt Olive is beautiful and is a cemetery. However, if you are looking for the Holocaust Remembrance Centre, look for Yad Vashem on Google Maps! We lost half a day because of this mistake!!!
This part of Mt Olive is beautiful and is a cemetery. However, if you are looking for the Holocaust Remembrance Centre, look for Yad Vashem on Google Maps! We lost half a day because of this mistake!!!
The main hall is composed of two cones: one ten meters high, with a reciprocal well-like cone excavated into the underground rock, its base filled with water. A really attractive and amazing point of remembrance.
The view at this point is extraordinary because you can look at the Old City from above. You are going to see the different monuments of Jerusalem and get an impression how many clock towers, domes and minarets are going to be find in the city. The upwalk from the lions gate will take approximately 25-30 Minutes by food and it is manageable although the streets to the top are steep. A reason for walking is the different perspectives and views on the way up. I recommend to be there early in the morning so the sun will enlighten the old city and the different domes or take the chance in the evening and watch the sunset behind the old city for a wonderful scenery accompanied by shadow plays.
Amazing Facility... Definitely a moving experience..... לעולם לא אשכח
Moving, but such a peaceful place. I was there at the end of Shabbat and the local Jews fed me with some fantastic (and kosher) food :)
There are no words expressing well enough how deeply this place grasps your heart. I consider myself well educated in WW2 history and Jewish past in general too but only when you see this place, you can finally see the full horror of this mindless massacre.
If you visit Israel, you should see the Holocaust memorial too and understand what drives Israelis to be as strong as they are.
NEVER ALLOW THIS AGAIN!
If you visit Israel, you should see the Holocaust memorial too and understand what drives Israelis to be as strong as they are.
NEVER ALLOW THIS AGAIN!