National Holocaust Centre and Museum

The UK's first permanent museum, memorial and education site dedicated to the Holocaust. Visit our two permanent exhibitions:

The Journey Exhibition - tells the story of Leo, a fictional German-Jewish boy living in Berlin during Nazi rule. His story unfolds in a series of rooms, which not only detail Leo’s experience but also that of children who lived during the Holocaust and survived.

The Holocaust Exhibition - for visitors aged 12 years and older. It aims to tell a story of people and how their lives are affected by history. The exhibition reminds visitors that knowing what happened in the Holocaust is the first necessary step to understanding it.

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