Holocaust Museum LA

They have now changed the name to the Museum of Tolerance, which is also what it was built to be a museum suitable for people of all ages. It shows people the details of what happened and how it happened in an uncomfortable way... It also makes people tolerate anyone in this world... It makes you think, it makes you feel...

I've always wanted to see the Tolerance Museum in Los Angeles. They don't open on weekends. The museum is free and covers everything. Voice guides are available. They even have a room where survivors'films are shown, which is interesting. I cried because it was so touching. It's very safe here. In fact, it's an underground parking lot. There's a fully armed security guard on duty. On the top is a memorial hall. It's free, but you can give it away. I gave it.

There are many things in the museum. Because of the time relationship, we just walked around and left. You can come and see it when you have time.

Revisiting American history is educational, spacious and bright.