Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach

**★★★★★ arik gol — a week ago

A moving representation of the unthinkable violence committed by citizens of Eastern Europe, encouraged by the Nazis, against their Jewish citizens and neighbors. It is hard to believe that the holy people survived the horror, hatred, and violence that was directed against them and were left to tell the story. Never again.

**★★★★★ Derlim Sandres — 5 months ago

Amazing sculpture full of emotion and depth. Very intricate and detailed.

**★★★★★ Ms. Scorpio — 8 months ago

I went on a weekday to view this memorial, so I was the only one walking through it for awhile. The realism of the statues had me captivated. It's free to the public. You can walk right in. No tickets needed.

**★★★★★ Rob White — 9 months ago

Very emotional. The site will have a positive impact on some and a negative on others depending on how they perceive the main artwork. There are hundreds of panels with names of victims.

**★★★★★ Ruckles Bone — 11 months ago

Harrowing. Poignant. Ominous. Reverent. These are words that may describe the feelings you get when you step foot on a truly magnificent display of a time where anything but was prevalent. In honoring the many lives lost during the Holocaust, this paradigmatic memorial does a great job displaying emotion of horrors that were the reality to many unfortunate souls. There is a wall with the names of the people that were snuffed out of existence by some of the most inhumane ways an individual should