Virginia Holocaust Museum
4.7(1,241)
Museum
About
The Virginia Holocaust Museum offers a deeply personal, self-guided experience that traces the Holocaust through survivor stories connected to Richmond. Exhibits include artifacts, cultural items, and a 15-minute introductory video, creating a thoughtful and educational environment for groups.
Located in downtown Richmond, the museum provides a quiet space for reflection with clean facilities and easy access to nearby restaurants and landmarks. Its well-organized layout and detailed guidebook make it suitable for business groups seeking a meaningful cultural visit.
Best for
- Educational group tours & team learning
- Quiet reflection & cultural awareness events
- Small group discussions & guest lectures
Standout features
Exhibits
Personal survivor stories from Richmond residents
The museum presents the Holocaust through firsthand accounts of local survivors, focusing on their experiences before, during, and after the camps, offering a deeply personal and educational perspective.
Exhibit Design
Thoughtfully curated, self-paced tour
Visitors follow a clear, well-planned path through each phase of the Holocaust with a 15-minute introductory video, cultural artifacts, and a guidebook, making the experience accessible and educational.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday11am – 5pm
Monday9am – 5pm
Tuesday9am – 5pm
Wednesday9am – 5pm
Thursday9am – 5pm
Friday9am – 5pm
Saturday11am – 5pm
Rated 4.7 on Google · 1,241 reviews