Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations

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Trees, symbolic of the renewal of life, have been planted in and around the Yad Vashem site, in honor of those non-Jews who acted according to the most noble principles of humanity by risking their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. Plaques adjacent to each tree record the names of those being honored along with their country of residence during the war. More plaques appear on walls of honor in the Garden of the Righteous Among the Nations.

1. Visitors’ Center
2. Book and Resource Center
3. Cafeteria
4. Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations
5. Holocaust History Museum
6. Hall of Names
7. Square of Hope
8. Holocaust Art Museum
9. Synagogue
10. Exhibitions Pavilion 
11. Visual Center
12. Learning Center
13. Hall of Remembrance 
14. Pillar of Heroism
15. Children’s Memorial
16. Janusz Korczak Square
17. Archives and Library Building
18. Family Plaza
19. International School for Holocaust Studies
20. Administration and Research Building 
21. Monument to the Jewish Soldiers and Partisans
22. Partisans’ Panorama
23. Valley of the Communities  
24. Cattle Car - Memorial to the Deportees
25. Warsaw Ghetto Square
26. Swedish Ambulance
27. Monument to Le Chambon-sur-Lignon
28. Nieuwlande Monument
29. Garden of the Righteous Among the Nations