Admission to Yad Vashem is free. Choose from our wide range of special tour options:
NEW: ENGLISH GUIDED TOURS EVERY FRIDAY
History, Memory and Personal Stories converge in an English guided tour of the Holocaust History Museum.
Short introductory film: CLICK HERE
Language: English | When: Friday Cost: 32 NIS | Time: 10:00 Registration and Meeting point: Groups Desk in the Visitors' Center )(no advance reservation necessary The Holocaust History Museum
BAR/BAT MITZVAH TOURS - TWINNING PROGRAM
A Yad Vashem initiative that embodies Jewish continuity and connection, strengthening the child's identification with his or her Jewish heritage by forging bonds with individual children murdered during the Holocaust.
Families talk about their twinning experience: CLICK HERE
The Synagogue at Yad Vashem
GUIDED TOURS OF THE YAD VASHEM CAMPUS
Over the years, many monuments, statues, museums and memorial sites have been built within the Yad Vashem campus, which spreads over 50 acres. The guided tour will include a visit to different sites such
as the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations, the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising monument, the Children's Memorial and the Valley of the Communities. The tour incorporates history, art and personal
stories, while exploring the ways in which the Holocaust is commemorated at Yad Vashem. The Partisans' Panorama
Entrance to the Holocaust History Museum is from age 10 and up For further details and registration: [email protected] | 02-6643802
TOUR OF THE VALLEY OF THE COMMUNITIES AND THE GARDEN OF THE RIGHTEOUS AMONG THE NATIONS
Entering the Valley of the Communities, the visitor walks through a portal into the past. The tour, which is interwoven with stories from the towns and villages, Hassidic tales and evocative melodies, provides the visitor with a glimpse into the rich, dynamic and colorful prewar Jewish world destroyed in the Holocaust. Adjacent to the Valley is the Garden of the Righteous Among the Nations, in which we pay tribute to those courageous non-Jewish individuals who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust period. The combined tour of these two The Valley of the Communities monuments offers the visitor a meaningful and inspirational experience.
TOUR OF THE CONNECTING PATH AND MOUNT HERZL
The Connecting Path begins next to the entrance gate of Yad Vashem and ends by the memorial for the "Last of Kin", where it meets the Mount Herzl visitor route. The path connects Jerusalem's two national memorial sites: Mount Herzl and Yad Vashem, which were both established during early years of the State. This tour emphasizes the contribution of Holocaust survivors to the State of Israel, from its establishment until the present day. The Yad Vashem Campus
Entrance to the Holocaust History Museum is from age 10 and up For further details and registration: [email protected] | 02-6643802