It was interesting but it will be more comprehensive once they get the new building set up in two years time for bigger or larger exhibits. The museum in St.Petersburg Florida is much bigger and has two more floors of exhibits and takes more viewing time to see.However, if the theme is the Holocaust and you live in Montreal or other parts of Canada or on vacation give this a viewing and show your support and appreciation and encourage the study of this history which also includes the history of Jewish life in Canada especially in Montreal area and their...
Read moreA very good comprehensive overview of the Holocaust that follows a logical timeline approach. The free iPads with videos make up for the slightly dated feel of the panels, and there’s enough detail to cover the basics while inviting further study of specific topics beyond the museum (e.g. the Danish resistance). I would have liked to learn a little more about Canada’s history (anti-semitism, Jewish immigration and life, etc) before, during, and after the Holocaust, and Montreal as a home for many survivors. It’s great that they keep the price of...
Read moreDon't come here in a rush, the story needs time to be told.. There are two levels and you might want to spend a bit more time on a second, although it has a very sad atmosphere. Great thing is: it is open until 21:00, when all other museums are long closed, so you can come here in the evening taking a metro and walking a couple of minutes from the station. I would suggest to spend 2 hours in this place, there is a lot to see, hear, read.. and then maybe just sit a...
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