Holocaust Center of Northern California, San Francisco, California, United States of America

Founded in 1977, the Holocaust Center of Northern California is a popular historical landmark situated in San Francisco, California. The center was formed in response to a Nazi bookshop that opened in a San Francisco area. It was formerly named as The Holocaust Library and Research Center of San Francisco. The center is now under the Jewish Family and Children’s Services, a U.S.-based human services agency. It has an archive of memorabilia, images, and unique artifacts that document the Holocaust. The center also provides programs to educate people about the Holocaust period and its impact.

Visitors of the Holocaust Center of Northern California will find interesting attractions in other areas such as Palo Alto and Daly City. There is also a spate of hotels that suit all types of travelers. Nestled on Market Street, Hotel Whitcomb boasts Victorian-inspired architecture. It features marble floors and cathedral ceilings, while its rooms have gorgeous city views. Guests can ask the front desk to organize a walking tour for them. Another excellent hotel option is The Marker San Francisco, which is close to area landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge and Union Square. While dining options are nearby, guests can enjoy sumptuous dishes at the hotel’s on-site Italian restaurant. Hyatt Regency San Francisco is a pet-friendly property featuring non-smoking rooms. Some of its rooms have city and courtyard views. Wi-Fi is available within the hotel premises.