Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Holocaust and human rights museum in Dallas, TX
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is a history museum at 300 N. Houston Street, Dallas, TX 75202. Hours: Monday, 10 am to 5 pm; Tuesday, closed; Wednesday to Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm. Call (214) 741-7500.
Open every day except Tuesday. The museum recommends that visitors be at least 12 years old, and suggests two to three hours for the full museum.
Closed. Opens tomorrow 10 am- 10 am to 5 pm, closed Tuesday
- Adults $19
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Hours
Closed. Opens tomorrow 10 am- Monday
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Good to know
How much is admission?
Adults $19, seniors (55 and over) $17, students $12. Military, first responders, educators and visitors with disabilities pay $17. Members get in free.
When is the museum open?
Every day from 10 am to 5 pm, except Tuesday, when it is closed. It also closes on some holidays.
Is the museum suitable for children?
The museum recommends that visitors be at least 12 years old, because the subject matter is sensitive and complex.
How long does a visit take?
Plan two to three hours for the full museum. On weekdays the museum suggests coming after 1 pm, or on the weekend.
Where do I park, and can I come by train?
There is a covered garage at 301 N. Houston Street, directly across from the museum. You pay by QR code in the garage or with the ParkMobile app. Members park free. By train, DART's West End Station is one block away on Pacific Avenue.
Is there an audio tour?
Yes. The DHHRM Audio Tour is a free app, in English or Spanish. Bring your own headphones, because the museum does not provide them.
Are there guided tours?
Docent tours of the permanent exhibition leave from the lobby at 1:30 pm on the first Saturday and Sunday of the month and on select Sundays. They last 90 minutes.
What can I bring?
Bags up to 19 x 17 x 8 inches. There is no coat or bag check. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Photos without flash are fine.
What is in the museum?
The permanent exhibition has three wings: the Holocaust / Shoah Wing, the Human Rights Wing and the Pivot to America Wing. There is also a Dimensions in Testimony Theater.
Is there a special exhibition?
Black Cowboys: An American Story is on view through April 18, 2027.
Can I use Dallas CityPASS here?
Yes. The museum is one of the attractions included in Dallas CityPASS.
Admission
- Adults$19
- Seniors55 and over$17
- Students$12
- Military, first responders and educators$17
- Visitors with disabilities$17
- MembersFree
The museum also closes on some holidays. Check the official site before a holiday visit.