Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
4.6(2,602)
Museum
About
The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum offers a deeply moving space to explore the history of the Holocaust alongside broader human rights issues. Its exhibits use interactive technology and rare artifacts to bring stories of struggle and resilience to life, fostering reflection and understanding.
Ideal for focused group visits, the museum provides a thoughtful setting for events that seek to engage with powerful historical narratives and promote dialogue on justice and human dignity. Located in downtown Dallas, the venue supports business gatherings centered on education and social impact.
Best for
- Educational team workshops & reflection sessions
- Executive offsites focused on social impact
- Small group guided tours & discussions
Standout features
Interactive Technology
Dimensions in Testimony℠ Theater with survivor holograms
Guests can engage in real-time conversations with Holocaust survivors through advanced holographic technology, offering a deeply personal and immersive experience that brings history closer than traditional exhibits.
Special Exhibitions
The Walt Disney Studios and World War II exhibit
A family-friendly exhibit featuring over 500 rare artifacts and film clips showcasing how Disney contributed to the war effort, blending entertainment history with wartime innovation and sacrifice.
Comprehensive Historical Scope
Extensive coverage of Holocaust and human rights history
The museum offers thorough exhibits on the Holocaust, including the Kindertransport, and a dedicated human rights section, providing important context and a powerful universal message on prejudice and resilience.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday10am – 5pm
Monday10am – 5pm
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10am – 5pm
Thursday10am – 5pm
Friday10am – 5pm
Saturday10am – 5pm
Rated 4.6 on Google · 2,602 reviews