Private Group Tours:

Groups of 10 or more visitors may schedule a Group Tour with a knowledgeable Docent for a Special tour. For larger groups special programming can be made to fit your groups' needs, including extended hours. We recommend that you allow a minimum of 60 minutes at the museum for your Group Tour. In order to schedule your trip to the Museum, simply follow these easy steps:

1. Call Jane Fefer, Volunteer Coordinator at (239) 263-9200 to check availability of date you are requesting.

2. Submit Group Visit form at LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO YOUR ANTICIPATED VISIT!
Click here for the Group Tour Request Form
* Call for group rates

Payment is required not less than five (5) days before the scheduled Group Tour. Checks should be made out to The Holocaust Museum of Southwest Florida. To pay by credit card, please call Jane Fefer, Volunteer Coordinator at (239) 263-9200.

3. Email or fax this form to the Museum at jane@hmswfl.org to reserve the date and time for your visit.

4. Cancellation policy: To cancel the group tour and receive a full refund, 24 hours notice is required.

5. The Museum cannot guarantee entry to groups that arrive more than 30 minutes late of their scheduled group reservation time.

School Group Tours:
For more information please contact Amy Macera, Director of Education at 239-263-9500 or email her at amy@hmswfl.org or click here

What to Expect Your tour begins with an introduction to our unique Holocaust Museum. The Museum was started as an exhibit created by children to educate other children, adults and future generations, and is an important educational resource for teachers and their students. The Holocaust Museum of Southwest Florida grew out of an idea from nineteen seventh grade students who were studying the Holocaust. The Museum has over 300 authentic artifacts and photographs. The Museum's exhibit is set in chronological order. Just some of the section headings are: Nazi Germany, Persecution and Propaganda, Arm Band Gallery, Death Camps, Liberation, Justice?, Lost Childhoods and much more.
· Absolutely NO foods, beverages (other than water), or tobacco are allowed in the Museum. Food & beverages are allowed in our lecture hall only.
· Absolutely NO Photographs may be taken in the Museum

Our professionally trained tour guides will turn back the pages of time and are proud to share the history of the Holocaust.
Feel free to ask questions.

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