Jerusalem Yad Vashem Holocaust History Museum Tour
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Denne 2,5-timers tur finder sted hver fredag morgen og giver dig mulighed for at dykke ned i historien om en af de mest ødelæggende perioder i den moderne æra. Du vil slutte dig til en eksisterende gruppe for at udforske Holocaust History Museum ledet af en af Yad Vashems professionelt uddannede guider. Når du går ind i hvert galleri, vil du høre historierne bag hundredvis af udstillede genstande, mens du besøger et af Jerusalems mest populære turiststeder. Nogle af de uforglemmelige udstillinger, du vil støde på, inkluderer Auschwitz Album, Schindler's List og den monumentale Hall of Names.
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Rejseplan
Som din guide fører vejen, kommer du ind i Holocaust History Museum, designet af den verdenskendte arkitekt Moshe Safdie. Den prisme-lignende trekantede struktur trænger ind i bjerget fra den ene side til den anden, med begge ender dramatisk cantilevering ind i fri luft. Din guide vil så tage dig igennem ni forskellige gallerier, der hver især viser et andet "kapitel" i Holocausthistoriens annaler. Du vil støde på autentiske plakater, propaganda og antisemitiske brætspil, der skaber kontekst for udviklingen i nazistiske tyskland i løbet af 1930'erne. På "Leszno Street" vil du gå på brosten af en rekonstrueret gade fra Warszawa Ghetto. Andre højdepunkter er det originale Auschwitz Album, et fotoalbum, der indeholder det eneste overlevende visuelle bevis for processen, der førte til massemordet på Auschwitz-Birkenau og en kopi af "Schindler's List". I nærheden af museet er den monumentalale Hall of Names. Når du kommer ind i den cirkulære hal, kan du kigge op på det kuperede loft, hvor billederne af 600 mænd, kvinder og børn vises. Som du ser ned, kan du se de billeder, der er reflekteret nedenfor, i en pool vand gravet dybt ind i grundfjellet. Ved afslutningen af turen er du velkommen til at udforske resten af den omfattende Yad Vashem grund og campus i dit eget tempo.
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Beliggenhed: Yad Vashem, Jerusalem Location Adresse : Mød dig på Group Desk i Besøgscentret (se efter TripAdvisor-tegnet) for din tur
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It's a nice experience that teaches us about tolerance and history. Might be a bit tough for kids, but we went as a family with two young teenagers who understood what the museum is about. It's a heavy atmosphere, but totally worth it. Spent around 3 hours
Tour guide was very knowledgeable and provided a historical perspective over a wide range of topics throughout the tour. I would have given 5 stars were the tour over an extended period of time. Not the fault of the tour guide, rather it was a Friday, and the Museum was closing at 12:30pm and there was zero time to spend in the gift shop.
An impressive experience, moving photos, ye laso my instagram, there are many fabimaranon, the building is spectacular, it smiles, modern and excellent, the audio guides look at my photos
It is a foolproof experience, to learn the story of this horrible stage of humanity that was lived with Nazism, and to say NEVER AGAIN
Well-kept and organized museum, surely the visit is mandatory for those who have a few more days in Jerusalem.
This was apart of our tour would of preferred not to go as we have been to auschwitz Germany. It pretty graphic and you can see clearly how horrible it was - it brought tears to my eyes the whole way through. You will need at least hour just to briefly go through the museum
This museum is excellent. It is an absolute must see. It was so sad and moving. There was so much information. It would take several days to be able to adequately see everything.
My wife and I have been to Yad Vashem twice. Both times were difficult as this might be the most moving experience I have ever had. As a child no one spoke about the Holocaust. It was never taught about it in religious school. I'm guessing the tragedy was something Jews wanted to forget about rather than remember. I never questioned why my grandfather had no relatives in this country not knowing his entire family had been killed in the camps. Today in many large cities we have memorials and museums to remember the victims. Not surprising the one in Israel is the largest as well as the most complete. Every person who visits Israel should go regardless of their religion. In that way by remembering the past hopefully in will never happen again in the future.
I think every person should visit there, hear about history, understand the unperceived reality that was and look at the present in a different way.
every peaple in this world need to be there ! so pain , lot of crying , how can it’s happen! never again !!!
