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1933 Meridian Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139
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+1 305 538 1663
- http://www.holocaustmmb.org/
- Mon to Sun from 09:00 AM to 09:00 PM
Conceived in 1984 by a group of Miami's holocaust survivors, this memorial was dedicated in 1990. Although The Holocaust Memorial is a solemn reminder of crimes against humanity, it is also an inspiration that this kind of genocide never happens again. The Sculpture of love and anguish, the focal point of the site, overwhelms the visitor, as do the thousands of victims' names etched into the luminous black granite Memorial Wall. A memorable experience a few blocks from Miami Beach Convention Center.
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Trekaroo Reviews
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Very Interesting palce to visit
This is a great place to learn about the Holocaust. Its very moving and so interesting. One who visits Miami should take the time to ...
See an inspirational monument to Jewish victims of the Holocaust in a park settingmarked by a dramatic sculpture.
Wow!
This is one of the best Holocaust Memorial i have ever seen. The emotions captured on the faces of the sculptures are incredible. Easy to ...
Trip Advisor Reviews
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“Very moving experience”
This is one of the best monuments i have ever seen. Pain is etched into the faces of the figures, giving an impression of the horror suffered b...
“Best Holocaust memorial in the world”
This is one of the best Holocaust Memorial i have ever seen. The emotions captured on the faces of the sculptures are incredible. Easy to get t...
“Wow”
A very moving experience. If you can find a place to park, you must get out of your car and take an hour to read the descriptions, look at the ...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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Magnificant
In Miami Beach at a convention and the memorial is right next door to the convention center. A very powerful memorial, capturing the anguish a...
Amazing, gut wrenching experience
The smallest, most compact but most emotionally impacting memorial to the Holocaust I have seen. Yad Vashem is amazing, but standing face to fa...
A very moving experience
I first visited the H.M. while at a convention in South Beach. I couldnt wait to take my kids back there, ages 4, 9 and 12. I did and they trul...
Haunting
It was not what I expected at all. The power, the pain, the compassion fairly ripples from those black granite walls. I went last year and it s...
CitySearch Reviews
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Reflection
Great place for mediation, if you are up to it. But the first thing and the most astonishing thing you see is the green hand, with figures aro...
This solemn memorial provides a window into the pain and perseverance of South Florida's vibrant Jewish community.
On the corner of Meridian and Dade Boulevard in South Beach, a short distance from beautiful beaches and world famous nightlife, a
A most moving memorial by Barbara F. at InsiderPages
Everytime I drive by this memorial I am compelled to stop and pay my respects to all who perished during the Holocaust..The first thing you see...
In Memory of The Six Million Jewish Victims by Christina P. at InsiderPages
A statue of a giant arm, tattooed with a number from Auschwitz, rises from the ground...The lonely path...some great shots can be taken here.It...
A completely worthwhile experience by Sara H. at InsiderPages
This memorial to the Holocaust is probably the most moving I've seen anywhere and rivals any of the war memorials in Washington DC. I won't de...
Astonishingly Powerful! by D. R. at InsiderPages
I have never been so moved by a piece of art or sculpture. As As you walk through this free memorial you'll come around a corner and see an ast...
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