Holocaust Exposition

At the Holocaust Exhibition at 12 Pamėnkalnio Street, visitors can learn about the main circumstances of the catastrophe (Shoah) that took place during the German occupation, including restrictions on Jewish rights, the establishment of ghettos, mass killings and other subjects. In 1991, the first Holocaust exhibition not only in Lithuania but in all the Baltic states opened its doors in this building, and survivors of the Second World War contributed to its creation. We hope that we will soon be able to invite visitors to the former Vilnius Ghetto library building, where a memorial museum of the Holocaust in Lithuania and the Vilnius Ghetto is planned.

 

Source: Vilna Gaon Museum of Jewish History, website jmuseum.lt, section “Branches”, page “Holocaust Exhibition”.

Address:
Pamėnkalnio g. 12, Vilnius 01114Google Maps
Working hours:

I - closed
II - V 10:00-18:00
VI-VII: 11:00 - 18:00
Closed during national holidays

Price:

€6 adults
€3 pupils, students, pensioners

Free with Vilnius Pass

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