The Montréal Holocaust Museum preserves the personal testimonies of Holocaust survivors, offering visitors a powerful and intimate glimpse into one of history’s darkest periods. Its permanent exhibition, “The History of the Holocaust Told by Survivors,” showcases artifacts generously donated by Montreal’s survivors, a testament to the city’s large survivor community.

Through a collection of video installations, personal objects, and photographs, the museum educates visitors about the Holocaust, underscoring the universal dangers of antisemitism, racism, and indifference. Located in the West End, this poignant museum also hosts seasonal exhibitions and events, ensuring that the lessons of the Holocaust remain relevant for future generations. Set to expand with a new $120 million location on Saint-Laurent Boulevard in 2026, the museum is dedicated to fostering understanding, empathy, and resilience against hate.