CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) INFORMATION

Update of February 28, 2022

From Monday, February 28, 2022, the wearing of a mask is no longer required within the Shoah Memorial.  

In accordance with the legal provisions in force, starting from Wednesday, July 21 (August 30 for those aged 12 to 17), a health pass must be presented at the entrance of our museums along with an identity document. (national identity card, passport, driver’s license or any other official document with your name, surname and photo, student card type, health insurance card or other).

The health pass must be presented upon your arrival at the museum with proof of identity (national identity card, passport, driver’s license or any other official document with your name, surname and photo, student card type, insurance card or other).

The health pass consists of the digital or paper presentation, of a health proof to choose from among the following three:

– a vaccination certificate, on the condition that people have a complete vaccination schedule;
– a negative RT-PCR or antigenic test certificate of less than 48 hours;
– the result of a positive RT-PCR or antigenic test attesting to recovery from Covid-19, dating back at least 11 days and less than 6 months.

Entry is subject to the health pass only for those over 18 years old from July 21, 2021. Young people from 12 to 17 years old may apply without a health pass until August 30, 2021.

To learn more about the conditions for obtaining a health pass, we invite you to read the information published on the government website.

The 'vaccination pass' is required for:

  • Access to places of leisure and culture (including theatres, amusement parks, concert halls, festivals, sports halls, game rooms, libraries and documentation centres, or even cinemas);
  • Commercial catering activities (bars and restaurants, including on the terraces), with the exception of collective catering or take-away sales of prepared meals, professional road and rail catering, room service in restaurants and hotel bars and non-commercial catering, notably the free distribution of meals;
  • Trade fairs and exhibitions, and professional seminars if they take place outside the company and bring together more than 50 people;
  • Long-distance travel by interregional public transport (domestic flights, TGV journeys, Intercités and night trains, inter-regional buses);
  • Ski lifts in ski resorts;
  • Access to tourist accommodation such as campsites or holiday clubs with a single check at the beginning of the stay.

Health and medical social services and establishments, for persons accompanying or visiting people admitted to these services and establishments as well as for those who are admitted there for scheduled care remain subject to the health pass, except in an emergency, and not with the vaccine pass.

These rules concerning the 'vaccination pass' apply to clients and users of the establishments and activities concerned. It is the responsibility of the operators to implement the 'vaccination pass' in their establishments.

The vaccination pass is applicable to people and employees who intervene in these places, establishments, services or events, and are in contact with the public.

People undertaking a vaccination course until 15 February 2022 have the temporary possibility to benefit from a valid "vaccination pass", provided they receive their second dose within 4 weeks and present a negative test less than 24 hours.

We invite you to regularly consult our website or our social networks to get the latest information.

Thank you for your understanding.