Audiovisual Exhibit in the Valley of the Communities in English

2,000 years of history come to life in a spectacular audiovisual presentation telling the story of Jewish communities in Europe and North Africa throughout the ages. The presentation shines a spotlight on the communities’ daily lives and showcases the content, culture, and faith of the Jewish people from the time of the Exile and the destruction of the Second Temple until the eve of World War II. The presentation is projected outdoors onto the rocks of the Valley of the Communities.

Special benefit for presentation attendees: A unique tour of the “Living Memory” exhibition before the presentation

Good to know

• The presentation takes place on Monday and Thursday evenings.
• Free admission for children and teenagers up to age 18.
• The admission ticket includes a guided tour of the courtyards of the Valley of the Communities.

Important information for visitors

• It is recommended to arrive at Yad Vashem about half an hour before the screening time.
• Reaching the audiovisual presentation involves a pleasant walk along a lit path (approximately 700 meters). For your convenience, shuttle service will be available at the Yad Vashem entrance plaza, opposite the Visitors’ Center.
• Warm clothing is recommended.
• A stand serving food and light refreshments is available on site.

The project was funded by the European Union.