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Entrance
to Yad Vashem and the new Museum Complex for individuals is free of charge, and does not
require prior reservation.
Staff
in the new Visitors’ Center will be available to provide all the information
needed for a visit to the site and the Museum Complex.
Organized groups need to coordinate their visit in advance.
(An
organized group is a group that has coordinated its visit through an
escort/agent.)
Entrance to the site and Museum Complex is free of charge. with
the exception of educational groups that will be required to book visits and
guides through the International School for Holocaust Studies at Yad Vashem.
(see below).
Details on how to reserve and coordinate the visit may be found under “Groups”
Tours
of the site and entrance to the new Museum begin via the new Visitors’ Center –
at the entrance to the site – where information booths for the public are also
situated.
The
following groups are defined as
'educational groups', and will require certified guides who are staff
members of the International School for Holocaust Studies at Yad
Vashem. These guided groups are subject
to a fee.
1.
Schools and other institutions for formal education (including
universities and colleges)
2.
Youth movements
3.
Groups of teachers
4.
Groups of youth/student leaders
5.
Youth groups visiting Israel within an educational framework,
including Birthright, groups associated with the Jewish Agency, the
Israel Experience, and others.
6.
Soldiers and officers in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF)
The
public is requested to observe rules of behavior befitting the site, including
appropriate dress and keeping quiet. In addition, the public is requested not
to photograph inside the buildings, and not to bring in food.
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