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I have always been obessed with the Holocaust, so when I found out that Dallas had a Holocaust musuem, it was first on my things to do list. The musuem is really cool. When you go in, they give you earphones and a keypad that goes around your neck. Every exhibit has a sticker with a number. If you want to learn more about that particular exhibit, you punch in the number on the sticker into your keypad and listen in the earphones. That way, you don't have to listen to anything you don't want to, just because someone else wants to hear it. The museum was really emotional and at times, hard to take in, but it was definitley worth it. Tickets are $6.
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