It is not as good as the one in D.C but still very moving and informative , you can never forget . It should be mandatory for all school children, it amazes me you see tons of schools in place like legoland and the zoo but not there , their time would be better spend in place like this.

I was impressed and shamed by how Jews were treated by the Germans. I sincerely hope that this experience will be a catalyst for every person who passes it's doors to be a kinder and gentler person who will strive to treat everyone with dignity and grace.

Don't even think of visiting if you are in a wheelchair. You can lean on the doorbell at the accessable entrance for 15 minutes but no one will let you in. Security says, "That happens often".

A well done museum that provides so much audio visual information that you leave feeling much more informed than when you went in. I realize that is the point but there is so much to learn there it is a little overwhelming. Speaking of overwhelming, you can't help getting emotional about the content of the museum. This would be a... More

Free parking when you visit! St Pete charges for street parking unless you are there after hours or on the weekend. we spent a couple of hours there. There is a audio guide. Nevertheless, there is lots to read. It is very informative and it brings it all together as what was happening during that time frame. Sometimes it makes... More

This is a great little museum and the guides are very helpful. Seeing the exhibits, shoes, pictures, box car, etc. can't help but move you to tears for what these people had to endure. Very well done.

What a gem of a museum! And right in the heart of cool downtown St Pete! Why haven't more people gone there?? I say this because people I know who have lived here for YEARS have never visited! It is an unbelievably interesting, educational, thought-provoking experience. As ashamed as I am of our country's initial refusal to get involved in... More

We shall never forget, and this small museum enables more insight into the horror of the holocaust. We were given help to find information about a distant relative who was honored for his help.

Very informative museum about the Holocaust. The docent gave I treating perspectives on the facts. To view the boxcar within which the Jews were transported was chilling. My middle schooler got upset over the deaths and wanted to leave but I am still glad that we saw this museum because it makes you aware of what happened so that we... More