Museum of Tolerance

9786 West Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90035

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310 / 553-8403, +1 310 553 9036

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www.museumoftolerance.com

The Museum of Tolerance is a heartbreaking, crucial site that provides accessible education and immersive experience evoking the Holocaust and its associated history of hate crimes.

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78% of guests recommend this place.

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It was our first time to see this museum and I think it was a great experience to learn how the Jews experienced hardship to survive. more on Yahoo! Travel

The Museum of Tolerance is famous for its contraversal exhibits such as the one with the gas killings of people. more on insiderpages.com

I visited the Museum of Tolerance once just so I could get some extra credit in one of the classes I... more on Judysbook.com

The Museum of Tolerance is a very serious museum. more on igougo

It was definitely a moving experience that day. more on TripAdvisor

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The Museum of Tolerance provides an interactive history lesson taking you back to times where inequality was normal. Real-live footage of the LA riots and the torment that people caused among themselves shows the younger ... more on Yahoo! Travel

History know educarte life libert evil good dad think gift horse sat in hear down you up sing word tom day plan wish ... more on Yahoo! Travel

This is one of those places that you canttake someone elses word for because to actuallly feel the emotoin inside this place ... more on Yahoo! Travel

The Museum of Tolerance is an absolute must for anyone, tourists as well as residents of the L.A. area. In itself, the museum is worth a trip from anywhere in the world.

While it can't be classified as "fun", ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Everyone should go here. It was very moving and educational. Displays and artifacts were interesting to learn about.
Survivors were ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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My wife and I have previously visited the concentration camp sites of Auschwitz and Dachau, and I have visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC. These were very moving experiences for us. We wer ... more on TripAdvisor

A truly moving experience for our entire party that ranged from 9 to 76. You simply must attend one of the talks from a holocaust survivor if you have the chance. We all listened intently for an hour ... more on TripAdvisor

My visit started on a sour note as they initially turned me away for not having reservations. Seems that there were some school groups and they were full. I made reservations for some hours later and ... more on TripAdvisor

Did not start off to well as did not take my passport and a very rude security guard would not let me in to park but on entrance all OK took a guided tour with a group and was there for a very informa ... more on TripAdvisor

This museum is a must see for all school kids and their teachers. The museum is divided into two learning centres. The first is about tolerance, and the displays timeline the history of human rights a ... more on TripAdvisor