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Group Tours

Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center provides a world-class experience that inspires its visitors, regardless of age, to stand up for what they believe in.

Private adult group tours are custom-designed for groups of 15 or more and include a full range of Museum experiences. Available on-site and virtual group tours are described below.

Group Tour Options

  • On-Site
  • Holocaust
  • Virtual
  • Special Exhibition

Kindertransport – Rescuing Children on the Brink of War

Kindertransport showcases the astonishing rescue effort that, in only nine months, brought thousands of unaccompanied children from Nazi Europe to the United Kingdom. More >>

Spagat Family Voices of Genocide Exhibition

Voices of Genocide explores how and why genocide continues to occur across geography and time. More >>

Notorious RBG

Notorious RBG is a vibrant exploration of Justice Ginsburg’s life and her roles as a mother, lawyer, judge, women’s rights pioneer, and Internet phenomenon. More >>

Stories of Survival: Object. Image. Memory.

Stories of Survival is an award-winning exhibition that reflects upon individual stories of the Holocaust and genocides & conflicts around the world. More >>

Shanghai: Safe Haven During the Holocaust

Shanghai sheds light on a lesser-known moment in Holocaust history. European Jews, shut out of country after country while fleeing Nazi persecution, found hope in an unlikely place: Shanghai, China. More >>

Zev & Shifra Karkomi Holocaust Exhibition

Karkomi Holocaust Exhibition seamlessly weaves Survivor narratives, personal belongings, photographs, and videos into a moving experience. More >>

Survivor Stories Experience

The Abe & Ida Cooper Survivor Stories Experience Holographic Theater pairs high-definition interviews with voice recognition technology, enabling Survivors to respond to questions from the audience. More >>

Women in the Holocaust Tour

This focused tour of Karkomi Holocaust Exhibition explores the changing and evolving roles of women before, during, and as a result of the Holocaust. More >>

Symbolic by Design Architectural Tour

Get an in-depth understanding of legendary architect Stanley Tigerman’s use of symbolism as he tells the story of the Holocaust through the Museum building. More >>

Photo credits: Kathleen Hinkel; Scott Edwards; Sierra Wolff

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