Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach

About Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach

The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach honors the six million Jewish men, women, and children who perished during the Holocaust. Visitors explore the memorial itself, a reflective space dedicated to bearing witness to Holocaust history. The newly opened Education Center provides immersive learning through survivor testimony, digital storytelling, and interactive exhibits designed to help visitors understand the dangers of hatred, intolerance, and antisemitism. The site offers self-guided tours for individual exploration and discovery, as well as field trips and group tours for schools and community organizations. Visitors can also access survivor testimonies and memoirs, request speakers for educational programs, and use the directory to locate names on the Holocaust Memorial Wall. The memorial suits students, families, and anyone seeking to engage with this history through thoughtful reflection. Located in Miami Beach, the site welcomes the public with free admission and remains open daily.