What families say

Expect a deep, moving dive into Jewish heritage and the Holocaust, with real artifacts, clothing, oral histories, and interactive holographic/shadow-puppet exhibits (the Denmark rescue story stands out as especially well-done). Plan for a few hours at minimum—there's a lot to read and absorb—and know that the content is heavy and unflinching, so it's better suited to older kids who can handle sobering, true accounts rather than young children. There's a café with good sandwiches if you need a break, plus a nice NYC skyline view once you're done.

Ages 10–18