This somber museum documents the Holocaust through exhibits of artifacts, photographs & film.
At a glance
#36 of 86 Tourist attractions in Houston #13 of 27 Museums in HoustonLocalGuideWorld score: 4.60
Rating breakdown
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Holocaust Museum Houston?
- Holocaust Museum Houston is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 1,816 reviews.
- How does Holocaust Museum Houston rank in Houston?
- Holocaust Museum Houston is #36 of 86 Tourist attractions in Houston by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Holocaust Museum Houston located?
- 5401 Caroline St, Houston, TX 77004 — 1.2 km from the center of Houston.
- How can I contact Holocaust Museum Houston?
- Phone: (713) 942-8000 · Website: hmh.org
It was interesting and we had a very informative tour but having been to many holocaust museums and concentration camps internationally, it wasn't the best museum. I think it's quite pricey for what it is but I enjoy how it focuses a lot on the now-local Houston survivors. It's worth a visit, especially the tour
I definitely recommend visiting the Holocaust museum if you are in Houston. It is very well organized and offers the visitor a lot of information to digest. The Green Book exhibit is also a must see!
It was a sobering experience inside, but I highly recommend visiting the museum. Attendance was free for the military due to them being part of a program for the summer, so I was pleasantly surprised by that.
The staff was really nice and helpful and I would love to go back next time I am in Houston.
The staff was really nice and helpful and I would love to go back next time I am in Houston.
Definitely a museum where you can learn plenty about the history of this period of time in humanity. All the exhibitions are well-detailed. Even though is a small museum you need to take your time to do the tour.
I want to thank everyone who made today's visit great. Especially thanks to the man showing us different stories from survivors and took the time to talk about different documentaries and people we'd seen in the past. I didn't get his name but really appreciated it. My daughter (5) learned a lot. Together we remember.
Free on Thursdays 2-8pm, otherwise ours $22, or $16 for seniors. Very informative, well put together. Teen appropriate,I don't know if younger they'd understand it. Lots of reading. I was there from 2-7. Inside pics not allowed except for the butterflies display. Large lot for parking or street parking for pay.
My heart ached for 2 hrs.
I spent 2 hrs there and I could have easily spent more time there reading and reviewing the details and contemplating the history.
Staff is very friendly, very clean museum and well put together layout ,stories and timelines of event.
I really hope every person leaves with a changed heart and becomes conscious of how we can't be bystanders in injustice matters.
I spent 2 hrs there and I could have easily spent more time there reading and reviewing the details and contemplating the history.
Staff is very friendly, very clean museum and well put together layout ,stories and timelines of event.
I really hope every person leaves with a changed heart and becomes conscious of how we can't be bystanders in injustice matters.
This museum is a must-see, the history behind the holocaust and how this museum interprets each development of the struggle makes you value your life and feel so much sympathy for those who suffered through this awful experience. Please be mindful and emotionally prepared when visiting this museum.
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