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Thursday 19th June | 2025 | 11am
National Holocaust Musuem
Join us at National Holocaust Museum on Thursday 19th June at 11:00 for a thought-provoking tour of The Journey. Tour our newly expanded and immersive exhibition, and explore what it means to become a refugee.
Throughout the tour, you'll have the opportunity to:
• View original artefacts from the museum's collection
• Listen to moving personal testimonies, including voices from other refugee experiences across history
• Ask questions and engage in discussion with our expert curator
At the end of the tour, take part in a hands-on session with our specially designed handling box, containing original items connected to Leo's story and those of other refugees. Together, we'll reflect on the following questions:
What makes people flee? What do they leave behind? How are they welcomed in a foreign land?
With over 300 objects, 100 testimony clips, and newly integrated interactive features, The Journey offers an insight into the refugee experience, both past and present.
| guided tour and workshop (19 June 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Thursday | 11:00 | - 13:00 |
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