Amazing place for reflection and education. Everybody who is in the area should visit, very thought provoking and educational. Some amazing, sad, interesting and frightful stories, very humbling considering the world we live in today ❤️

This was a good/somber experience, if you want to learn more about the Holocaust. There's two exhibitions, the first about the kindertransports then the second about what the Nazis did to the Jews (not really suitable for young minds). Good cafe, best to visit in school holidays (as we did) as there's plenty of school trips in term time. This is a hidden gem as it's been here for 31 years and we only heard about it on it 30th anniversary, you could easily spend 2 to 3 hours here especially if you're interested in history.

A truly special place. I learnt so much about what happened to the people in different countries due to the nazi propaganda machine against the Jewish community. The new interactive journey is wonderful. They are still improving the site and it's coming along nicely. The cafe was lovely and the food was lovely too. We enjoyed a good 4 hours here and we came away with more appreciation not just about what goes wrong when a state mobilises it's tools against one people, but also the courage, suffering and determination of a people who should never have been out in that position in the first place 🇮🇱

What an experience this is, it is a very humbling and knowledgable dayUnfortunately we left without seeing everything but we will return. From the entrance where the roses are, the stones for the children to the pictures, it is probably the most emotional place we have visited. Thank you to the people who have supported this and especially to those who have told their stories.

A well organised and excellent “real” life rooms, lots of interactive as well as history. Such a thought provoking time. A great cafe too although there is repair and building work to create new facilities. A must go to place