L entrée est totalement gratuite. Mais attention ... fermeture le samedi. Cordialement

Nous sommes restées à l'extérieur et la c'est gratuit.

While there is no such specific exhibit, I beg to differ from the previous response. This is an extremely touching memorial to the 76,000 French victims of the Holocaust and those of us who are descendants, survivors, Jews, or simply humans. It will stay with you forever, as it well should. Take the time to see the Beate and Serge Klarsfeld exhibit; to sign the book honoring Simone Veil; to meditate in the Memorial Hall facing the eternal flame set in a Star of David; to read and touch some of the 76,000 names of those deported, engraved on walls in the courtyard; to acknowledge the courage of those among the 3,300 names on the Wall of the Righteous. It is a small memorial of great significance and I go every single time I am in Paris, which is very often. Not to be missed.

No, not specifically that topic unless there’s a special exhibit when you visit. The research dept./ibrary is on the forth floor of the museum. Request assistance from the librarian. There’s a wealth of resource material re holocaust there.

I don't recall there being an audioguide for « Shoah et bande dessinée ». The exhibit is self-explanatory by reading the posted commentaries in French beside each exhibit. I don't recall whether the commentaries were in other languages. There's more on the Shoah Museum, Paris, website.

There are elevators, however, some parts are not accessible. You may want to call ahead, in case there are accessibility features I was not aware of. They speak English.

Certainly can do the outside part in that time. You would not manage the museum attached to it

You can spent as long as you want there ,there are videos to see and lots to read along the way, I would suggest a minimum of two hours. Re Jewish resistance , yes there is information available.

Il memoriale è molto vicino all'Ile Saint Louis e all'Ile de la Cité. Fermata metro più vicina è Pont-Marie (linea 7) e quindi 5 minuti a piedi. Aperto tutti i giorni dalle dalle 10 alle 18 (il giovedì fino alle 22) eccetto il sabato chiuso totalmente (festa per gli ebrei). Assolutamente da vedere, specie in questo momento storico.

Metro St Paul but also Metro Pont Marie (3 mn walk) and Hôtel de Ville (exit rue Lobau)