The Holocaust Memorial in Miami Beach is a monument to the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust. It stands at 1933-1945 Meridian Avenue, in the Miami Beach area of Florida, and it is open to anyone who wishes to pause and remember.
What you will see
- A 42-foot bronze sculpture that forms the centerpiece of the memorial.
- A giant hand reaching skyward, with figures climbing toward it.
- A memorial wall that accompanies the sculpture and adds to the sense of remembrance.
Planning your visit
This is a place for quiet reflection rather than a long day out, so most visitors come for a short, focused stop. Its setting on Meridian Avenue places it within easy reach of the wider Miami Beach area, where you can combine your visit with other sights and time by the coast. If you would like to check details before you travel, the memorial can be reached by phone at +1-305-538-1663.
Whether you come alone, with family, or as part of a wider trip through Florida, the memorial offers a serious and moving experience. Allow time to walk slowly around the sculpture and read the wall before moving on.