This is an absolutely amazing museum and chilling/ haunting in some points. I would recommend that anyone visiting Vilnius visit this site. It provides you with an excellent understanding to the impact WW2 had on the Jewish population and explained the impact of Russian and German Rule of Lithuania. In the basement there is are the original cells, exercise area and execution chamber. I cannot explain how chilling this was and I would highly recommend a visit

a five star museum. lots of information. nicely curated. the museum itself housed in the historic building that is entirely associated with the content of the museum. even then, I think the naming of the museum should have been different. the museum preserved and showcased the torture and sufferings of the people during the Soviet communist regime, and also of the resistence against the communist regime. it would have been better if the space of the museum could be more.

A must see for all visitors interested in Lithuania’s history. Chilling, comprehensive and an informative museum showing our nation’s difficult challenges with both nazi and soviet repression. I am most moved with how the Lithuanians had the courage, strength and perseverance to overcome such evil.

This Genocide Victims Museum was established in 1992 and since that time it is the best museum for me with a big black history. Everybody in Lithuania have to see that place and to think what to do that such history will never repeat again. Everybody in the World must see this place to understand that Soviets were the same as Nazi.

A recommended museum if you visit Vilnius! Really interesting to see how Lithuania suffered during the Nazi and Stalin era’s. Although there is a lot of information it doesn’t take you a very long time to see it all, that’s convient if you want to do more in the city. You can even visit the prison which is located in the basement of the building. Really interesting museum!