Museum of Tolerance

About Museum of Tolerance

Displays on the Holocaust & modern times. Films & other educational exhibits on the Holocaust & ways to confront modern-day discrimination. Features an immersive Anne Frank exhibit that is prominently mentioned across 43 visitor reviews, making it one of the most discussed elements of the museum. Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars by 2,116 visitors.

💬 What Visitors Say

• 💬Reserve a time slot in advance as required by the museum. Plan to spend 2-3 hours to fully experience the exhibits, especially the Anne Frank exhibit upstairs and the Holocaust exhibit, though visitors note you may not see everything in one visit.
• 💡Attend a Survivor Speaker Series event (typically around 1pm on weekends based on visitor reports) for a profoundly impactful firsthand account. This transforms the experience from educational to deeply personal and memorable.
• 💡Start with the Anne Frank immersive exhibit upstairs, which visitors consistently highlight as beautifully curated. Follow with the Peltz Social Lab on lower floors, which uses interactive prompts to encourage personal reflection on prejudice and assumptions.
• 💡Bring teenagers and older children (Grade 8+) rather than young children. Reviews from educators note this is especially powerful for students studying history, and the heavy subject matter is best suited for those developmentally ready to process it.
• 🕐Visit on weekends when Survivor Speakers are more likely to be present, but note that Sundays may offer free or reduced admission times. Underground parking is available, making weekend visits convenient.