Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach
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About Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach
This powerful memorial serves as a stark reminder of the atrocities committed during the Holocaust, featuring a large bronze sculpture of a reaching hand, surrounded by a mosaic of human figures, and a Wall of Remembrance engraved with names. The site also includes a contemplative reflecting pool, an eternal flame, and various sculptural elements that guide visitors through a narrative of remembrance and education. Conceived by a group of Holocaust survivors residing in Miami Beach, the memorial was dedicated in 1990. Its design by Kenneth Treister incorporates symbolism and historical references, aiming to educate future generations about the Holocaust and promote understanding and tolerance. It is a significant cultural and historical landmark in Miami Beach, drawing visitors from around the world. The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach is open to the public daily. Visitors are encouraged to approach the site with reverence, taking time to reflect on its powerful messages. It is easily accessible in Miami Beach and provides a meaningful experience for those seeking to learn more about this pivotal moment in history.
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Why visit
Visit to pay respects, reflect on a dark chapter of history, and engage with its powerful message of remembrance and education.
Best time to visit
The memorial can be visited year-round. Mornings offer a quieter atmosphere for reflection.
Recommended duration
Allow about 0.8 hours (45 minutes).
Opening hours
- Every day
- 09:00 until sunset
Information may change — verify details before visiting.
Location
1933-1945 Meridian Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
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