It is an experiential space that integrates the history of the Holocaust-Shoah and its repercussions in Argentina, with the aim of educating new generations and preserving memory. Through objects, documents and testimonies of the survivors, a journey is exhibited that gives an account of the process of extermination of six million Jews at the hands of Nazi Germany.

Guided tours, courses and educational activities are offered, in order to disseminate the history of the Shoah and its consequences for humanity, to raise awareness about the dangers of ideologies that spread hatred, to stimulate solidarity in the face of the suffering of others and to promote ethical and humanitarian conduct to prevent future crimes against humanity.

Its heritage has testimonies from hundreds of survivors who managed to rebuild their lives in Argentina after the tragedy. The Museum has been declared a Site of Cultural Interest by the National Congress and by the Legislature of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.