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The Museum of Tolerance is a powerful human rights museum in West Los Angeles dedicated to the history of the Holocaust and the ongoing struggle against prejudice and discrimination.
Accessible parking is available on site, and accessible routes lead throughout the museum. Accessible restrooms are provided, and loaner mobility aids are available to borrow.
Braille signage and captioning are available throughout the museum and for multimedia exhibits.
Service animals are welcome. The museum’s accessibility page has additional details for planning your visit.
Some visitors note the exhibit content is intense; visitors with sensory or emotional sensitivities should plan accordingly and may want to contact the museum in advance.
Accessible Routes to Areas of Interest
Paved & Level Pathways
Loaner Mobility Aids

