Reviews of The New England Holocaust Memorial. (Museum) in Boston (Massachusetts).

The New England Holocaust Memorial

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98 Union St, Boston, MA 02129, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Frank Daniels

What an incredibly moving Monument. I was overcome with emotion while visiting. The Monument consists of a walkway lined with informative stones and plaques and six glass towers. Each tower is etched with 1,000,000 numbers, each representing one Jewish life lost among the estimated 6,000,000 who died during the Holocaust. The enormity of the tragedy is just overwhelming. Each tower has a heated vent at its base to preserve the glass during colder temperatures. You walk through a pathway through the base of each tower. Looking up you see all of the etching. In addition there are small quotes and stories on the inside of the towers, many of which moved me to tears. It will leave you somber and a bit humbled and sad but I still recommend visiting.

daniel deutsch

The memorial is somewhat small but very tasteful. I really appreciated that it is set in such a public place and alongside the Freedom Trail. Our tour included it as a special stop even though it is not an official part of the Trail.

Colleen Paxton

It is easy to miss this memorial as it is right along a busy road and a bar street. At first glance it just seems like a small park, but when you walk up to the monuments... I recommend going here when it is dark, as you walk under the columns, you can look down and it looks like a starry sky, which makes it more surreal when you look up and realize just how many names are etched around each column against the true night sky. A hazy misty rises from the grates as you walk over that can give a more unearthly quality to the memorial. I went here with my sister who loves history and there are a lot of starling facts on the information stands as you walk along the memorial. Easy to add this onto a walking exploration of the area including the old state house, Christopher Columbus waterfront park Faneuil hall marketplace and the Paul revere house.

Sue Martindale

Walking back to our hotel, we happened upon this memorial. Having recently been in Amsterdam and Paris where we learned more about the Holocaust, this memorial was equally humbling and reflective. The six panels contain quotes from survivors who talk about loved ones killed in the six concentration camps. There are millions of numbers etched all the way up the panels. I can only imagine they are the actual numbers that were burned into each captive’s arm. This memorial helps us remember the atrocities.

Selena Silvestro

Such a beautiful and touching memorial. Peaceful, impactful, meaningful quotes, the history - so powerful!

Cory Shelton

Unbelievably moving. Take your time walking through it, don't let anyone rush you. It is an experience everyone should have.

Bob Forest

It is difficult to comprehend what happened to millions of Jews throughout the war. We must all work together to remember and achieve world peace.

Adriana Perez

This memorial is absolutely incredible. Not only is it a beautiful and aesthetically pleasing structure but it is also so moving and full of history and sentiment. It is such a great place to reflect upon the horrific events that the Holocaust represents but also a great way to honor those who perished during those times. It really serves as a reminder of how humanity plays a role in evil acts when we are complacent with things that happen around us. I really enjoyed reading all the quotes on the monument and I shed a lot of tears during my visit. I strongly recommend a visit to this beautiful memorial.

KJ's train run

This is so amazing to see!! Everyone should see it. It's so beautiful. It tells stories of those who were in the Holocaust and what they felt. The horror they saw. It's small but packs a punch. You need to take your time and read the stories. A great part of history. And the best time to see this is in October because they have steam that come up and keeps you warm just like what the poor people felt in them showers. I feel for all them family's and this monument is that awesome to honer them. A must see.

Jager B

This is a truly powerful and emotional place that highlights the horrific history of the Holocaust. Walking through the glass towers you can't help but feel overwhelmed with sadness and admiration. These glass towers really stuck with me. They are so simple in design but conveyed such a powerful message. It serves as a reminder of the terrible events that took place and as a warning to never let them happen again. In these trying times, it's more important now than ever to remember and never forget the tragedy of the Holocaust. The purpose of this museum is to educate future generations, pay homage to the victims, and keep their memory alive. It's a place for reflection and a place to ensure that the world never forgets the atrocities of the Holocaust. I highly recommend a visit to this memorial, it's an experience that will stay with you for a long time.

Stela Trindade

It is not easy to find a parking spot around anywhere in Boston, but if you specifically want to visit this open air museum, park anywhere around entrance of North End neighborhood or Quincy Market and walk there. As I mentioned, open air display, right across Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market, in a strip like park, with all kinds of bars and small restaurants right to the side of it. Make sure you read all the inscriptions and stop by the vents that mock the gas chambers to experience the heartbreak and chills of history, one that repeats itself over and over again.

Jenny Dacierno

What a beautiful, moving reminder of what can happen when the world turns a blind eye to hatred and violence. Take your time walking thru and read the quotes from survivors. Some of the lettering on the sidewalk is worn away but most of it is still legible. Beautiful!

Erin S.

Very well-done memorial. The towers with the victims’ numbers going all the way up help to imagine the sheer magnitude of 6 million. Very moving with the quotes from survivors. Took about 10-15 minutes to read the quotes and walk through—definitely worth a visit.

Filip Galiza

Amongst a thriving and exciting downtown you may get a chance to walk through this memorial. And you absolutely should. It is built to provoke and reflect, and it does exactly that. Spend the time to read the stories and memories, and think about what this all meant and still means to this day. If you have young children then you should take them here and explain to them what this memorial is about. This is a modern Boston treasure not to be missed. It’s anywhere from 10 to 25 minutes to experience this.

Justin Newell

Beautiful and masterfully done memorial. I love that's it's right out in the middle of the city like that. Unassuming towers until you walk through, start reading, and realize where you're at. When you start looking at all of the numbers on each tower, it really hits you how massive this event was.

Kyle Lennon

This was a beautifully done memorial. The mist, the glass, the greenery, it was all so very well done. Very moving, clean and sentimental. Within walking distance, literally less than a minute walk from Quincy Market.

C. E.

Really impactful. Take your time when visiting.

BradJill

Between Congress and Union Streets, near the Faneuil Hall, you can find the New England Holocaust Memorial. Created by Stanley Saitowitz (1995), this is a touching reminder of the atrocities committed against the Jewish people and other minority groups during the WWII. Here you will see six class towers which you can walk through on ground level. There is steam rising from the below, which creates a hallowing and somewhat eery effect as you make your way through the towers, reading the many engravings on the walls of each tower as well as on the ground. During our visit, the autumn fall foliage had began at this memorial and there were considerable yellow leaves on the trees and surrounding ground around the New England Holocaust Memorial, making it quite beautiful to see at this time of year. Conveniently located alongside the Freedom Trail, this is a very nice memorial that is worth seeing and while sightseeing in this area of Boston.

Kristy

I’ve never left reviews of attractions but this one is a must if you’re in Boston. Passed by very unintentionally but it stands out enough to make people gather and wonder what it is. Very chilling but beautiful at the same time. Really makes you reflect. It’s built so well and the best memorial I’ve seen.

Lizz

Very emotional. I had heard the number and never truly grasp the meaning of it until presented with something tangible. Each pillar is etched, top to bottom, with a number corresponding number of someone who was at the camps.

Tiffany Le

Right outside, so it is fairly easily to walk through if you have a few minutes. Powerful and beautiful. If you can, just stop by.

jmedley38

5 stars because it is a walk through free memorial. Everyone is respectful, hopefully the visit will help them to gain some knowledge and insight about the terrible atrocities at the concentration camps. To think each tiny number represents a person who died and there are millions of them, is unimaginable.

Ben Cottrell

This was very somber and heavy place to visit. However, the memorial is quite clean and well kept, despite being in downtown Boston. The writings and names are wonderfully done. I definitely recommend visiting this if you're in downtown Boston.

Judy Poteet

Memorial is well done. The visual of all the numbers etched into the glass walls of the towers and multiple testimonials really hit you hard.

Joceline Lopez

Beautiful and heart wrenching memorial - it breaks your heart to see it but it’s important to never forget. Each tower represents a different extermination camp.

Marie Koepp

This is a memorial that makes a statement. It was done is quietl and repectfully dignified manner. I cried looking at all of those numbers and the statements made by survivors.

Tami Klucas

Don’t miss this! Make sure you visit while in Boston. It is beautiful and leaves one with the lasting impression of the suffering from the Holocaust.

Salem Vega

Went here on an art history tour for my class and it was extremely powerful. the towers had made me cry about a total of 6 times, and despite all the life and urban setting, when you go through the towers and youre reading all the texts its almost like the city sounds melt away and youre left with the bare bones of a memorial, teaching you about loss. to remember not only that this happened, but to remember there is always a way to help out and speak up.

Kenneth Wiseman

Something you can never, ever, ever forget. This is a solid approach to memorializing something that is hard to approach because of all that the holocaust is in history. Sitting just feet from the many examples of the fight for American freedoms, this memorial reminds us of why human freedoms are always worth fighting for regardless of when or where.

Jake Delahanty

Amazing and touching. It was very well made and it really puts in perspective how large of a moment in history the Holocaust really was. This is by far one of the best places in Boston to visit.

Jessica Brouillette

Absolutely gut wrenching. The steam through the grates makes it feel more real and really pulls you into the experience.

Steph cobleigh

Gorgeous and moving memorial. Really quite an experience to walk through and think of. I would highly recommend visiting it, moving.

Jainif Marediya

Cool area that stops and make you think about the history of this event. Definitely worth checking out

Simon Laufer

I'm not sure that I can add anything. It is a very moving moment and for many an eye opener. Very nice architectural concept.

Mike Johnson

Wow this is an easily overlooked spot in downtown Boston, and I say that just because I sure did overlook it for years. It's a simple open air memorial, more of a public park really, wedged into quite a small space. I'd say plan to give this exhibit at least 30 minutes, but there is no doubt it can be worthy of more depending on the individual and the circumstances. Moving, effective, educational, inspiring...I will be back for more on my next visit to Boston. Highest recommendation.

Kory Henn

Very powerful memorial. It's right along the freedom trail so you won't miss it.

lisa walsh

You will never be the same after you experience this exhibit. Be aware that you'll want to leave extra time to reflect afterward as the experience is extremely intense.

Leeny M

A chilling experience. Thank you to those heros that fought to end the holocaust. #NeverForget

Matt Dawes

The glass towers give a sense of hope, yet they are inscribed with prisioner numbers and harrowing quotes of people who suffered. Worth visiting to remember those who died.

Cheryl Tavernelli

Very moving, the numbers on the glass....so many lives lost. The steam coming in from the vents, the significance was almost lost on me. Worth the very small detour from Quincy market

Jessica B

If this was meant to evoke emotions, well it worked. This is a powerful memorial that reminds you of how much of a horror the past was, and why it must stay in the past.

Kristine Ryer-Najdowski

Incredibly touching memorial that is beautifully done. Seeing it at night with the mist rising takes your breath away

Benson Quattlebaum

It would be wrong of me to try and capture the feeling of this place in mere words. The Numbers...... The Numbers etched into the glass. The stories of the slain. .

Brenda Dolinski

Amazing. Beautiful. Sad. Heartbreaking. All in one trip.

Mrs. Roman

Very sobering. Even though the memorial is on a busy, public street the way it is set up allows for concentration and reflection.

Gary

All I can say is that this place is very humbling and very moving. A simple walk thru the memorial only takes around 10 minutes but, instead, spend more time here. Look all the way up the glass walls and see those six million numbers, imagining all of those people and what those numbers stood for. The vapor that rises up from the floor, reminding us of the gas chambers, is absolutely chilling. Take the time to read quotes that make it almost impossible not to cry. A quote towards the end, while I can't remember it's exact words, has meaning that I'll never forget. "If we don't stand for each other now, when it comes to your turn, who will stand with you?"

Wilmer Tam

History lesson and a reminder for us to help each other. Stay together or die seperately. Really eerie feeling but a quick spot to look through.

Ralph Coon

Especially in these polarizing times, the memorial is a poignant reminder of where extremism can lead. The unfathomable array of numbers on the glass and choice saying engraved around the site should both be celebrated and give us all pause. A great place for reflection, somber consideration of self, and rememberance of a time where an entire demographic was targeted for elimination from the human genome.

Alexander Sierputowski

I thought this was a mister to cool off from the heat when I noticed the numbers... Then as I walked through I realized the sparkles at the bottom represents the ashes of the lost souls. Dang this is a heavy memorial. Highly recommend a visit tho.

Allanah

Touching. Thoughtful Well done. Worth the detour. Take the time to read. Free for all, open all the time.

Rui Teixeira

Worth a visit. Bit of a shame they put it in between two roads but it's still a beautiful memorial.

Daniel James

Gorgeous and touching memorial with powerful quotes as you make your way through.

Johnathan Farrington

A phenomenal memorial, anyone giving less than 5 stars is insane. The thought put into it is fantastic, and despite being in the middle of a busy city you still can walk in and be completely in your own world. No fee to get in, no staff, don't plan on this being more than a 25 minute experience unless you have planned something special. My group only took about 10 minutes to go through but you could take more or less depending on how impacted you are by the memorial.

Ashish Shah

Heartbreaking.They did a marvelous job describing servivor account.Great job

Shachar Ashkenazi

Touching memorial

Eduardo Herrera

Very sad reading the stories In the glass, I recommend taking 10 minutes to read and to find out what the numbers mean.

Wayne Blecha

In some ways more effective than a stand alone museum. I saw many people happen upon it, interrupting their walk through Boston, not knowing what it was until they began reading the stories and tilting their heads up to see the staggering amount of serial numbers displayed. Beautifully done, gets me every time.

Svetlana Kelman

Very moving and well thought through memorial.

PDC114

Whew. Powerful Memorial.

Chris Ferry

A very simple, yet powerful memorial located right in a very popular area. The plaques at the entrance and along the path all are reminders about what happened during a very dark period of time. Take your time and read everything. This memorial is one way to keep the memories of these people alive while reminding us that hate is not the answer.

DrkDsrt 76

Beautiful memorial to the 6 million who were murdered, just because they were Jewish. It’s quite an emotional experience to see the countless names engraved into the glass, although I think it’s important that people come and stop by to pay their respects.

Charlotte Symes

A really excellent find that was thought provoking and free

J. W.

I love visiting this at night and walking through the glass towers with the names. The fog rises and the light illuminates the names etched in glass. I recommend pausing to read some of the names and take in the sheer amount of loss that occurred. I think it's a lovely tribute. Just be sure to avoid that area during drinking times on Friday/Saturday. Definitely makes it lose some of its beauty and a different location would have been better than across from a handful of bars.

Irvine Julia

It's a place to get an insight of what happened during the holocaust. It gives you the names of both the victims and survivors. It highlights stories from some of the survivors. Very beautiful at night but still solemn and sombre inside. Great place to keep the memories, lest we forget. We are all one people.

Kunal Sampat

This memorial is very well designed. Very touching and emotional experience

Christa Lam

A great little installation of stories of the Holocaust. A must stop by if you're visiting the Freedom Trail areas.

J. Nelson

It is a walk through memorial with the lives of multiple people during the Holocaust Era. Very humbling and eye-opening to view. It provides a remembrance of things that could occur again. The walk can be an emotional journey for some. The glass towers are illuminated if dark. It rained while I was there so I went back a second time.

Justin Espagnol

A very heartfelt memorial with stories of those who survived.

Tre Retter

Great place to visit and read some valuable quotes. Beautiful structure. Strong emotions. Over 6,000,000 women, men, and children lost their lives by the Nazis. To put this in perspective, that's 2,002 times more than 9/11 (2,996 people). That's like a 9/11 tragedy EVERY DAY for almost 5.5 years!!

Erin Bacher

Such an emotional memorial. I would highly recommend visiting this. Inscribed on these six glass towers are the millions of Holocaust victims, along with steam rising through all of them. It's a very surreal experience.

Eric StCyr

Well set up. It's a place that you have to see when in Boston. Really makes you think and has a way of making you remember just how bad it was but a the same time honors all those that went thru such a tragic event. History will repeat itself if we forget and memorials like this help to remember by bringing honor to all those that were sacrificed for no reason.

Börcsök Barnabás

Heart-breaking and brutal monument, "nice" walk through. Pumping hot air from underneath while reading the memoirs is a thoughtful addition that enriches the experience of the visit.

Carol Daxata Diller

Emotional experience.... They have steam coming up the group, which if you stand right there makes it hard to breathe. That makes you start to wonder how they suffered so much more than just steam for long periods of time. There are quotes from the survivors of the holocaust, which is from someone's son, daughter, brother, sister, parent of the people that were killed. Gives a sick feeling knowing how the survivors must have felt looking at such gruesome things happening to the ones they love.

Tobias Hermann Metzdorf

If you r in Boston I recommend go there and spent a little time

David Lamb

Nice tribute, worth a visit, though directly across from lots of bars. If you're over at the Boston City Market, swing by for a somewhat unique tribute. The main problem with this, however, is it is directly across the street from lots of bars, so the ambiance is lacking for full reflection.

James Culbreth

The design was interesting. Reading the short stories/quotes from survivors was very moving. It's a great place for reflecting on the past, while hoping that nothing like the holocaust ever happens again.

Laurel Hays

This Holocaust memorial is an absolute must-visit if you are in Boston. It's free & right downtown and very informative. Walk through glass buildings engraved with numbers. Each glass building has steam rising from the ground beneath it so you feel the weight & gravity of remembrance in a very poignant fashion.

Ernest Kyed

Powerful and sobering. A fitting monument to the many who were slaughtered by the hands of pure evil. Very emotional experience to walk through this and remember those that lost so much.

Max Groulx

Very touching and highly emotional place to visit in Boston. A must-see for anyone who wants to get a glimpse of the horrific things that happened during WWII. This is also a great opportunity to reflect on who we really want to be as humans for the future.

Ibn batouta

Very nice and well designed.

RickC1916

This exhibit left a lasting impression on me. The horror of it all is overwhelming. I had a friend who stumbled into one of these camps while Hitlers army was retreating. His description was fitting. The exhibit is not a tribute. It is a look into the minds of evil men.

Chris Newton

Walked through on August 15th (just after it had been tragically vandalised) and it was beautiful to see all of the *peaceful* anti-hate, pro-equality gatherers in the wake of this. Well worth a visit to anyone living in or around Boston, or those visiting the area - it's a must to preserve this memory so the same will never reoccur.

James L

Poignant to see the 6 towers representing different concentration camps with glass walls filled with serial numbers of the people killed at each one. Plus at the base there's grating on the ground with LED lights underneath and steam eminiating upwards symbolizing the gas chambers.

Andrew Garvin

Steam rises from gratings in the pavement inside the tall vertical square glass shafts, together meant to evoke the gas and incineration chambers in the concentrations camps. The effect is much more powerful in cold, dry weather, when the steam is more visible and envelops you more as you walk through the bases of the shafts. This memorial doesn't have the overwhelming power of, say, the Vietnam Veterans' Memorial on the Mall in DC, partially because it is squeezed onto a sidewalk that's used to get from the Public Market to Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. But, if you're here at a quiet time or you can tune out the distractions, it can be quite powerful, nonetheless.

Kevin Farley

Solemn and beautiful. A must see for anyone visiting Boston. Located near the freedom trail, it details a period in history we should never forget. And reminds us that if we aren't careful, it can always happen again

Brooks Payne

Beautiful memorial that is uplifting and heart touching at the same time. The mist gives me the feeling it's Zylon gas coming into the death trap shower room.

A I

You can't help but walk out of this place with a changed outlook on humanity. Had a lump in my throat by the time I finished..

Wayne Wilson

I am so sorry about the damage you have been receiving. I am 74 and was brought up as most people my age to respect other peoples property. I have heard people say the Holocaust never happened. Those people need to spend some time at places like your and at the Holocaust Museum in D.C. I have been there 3 times and still have not made it thru the whole Museum. I have a lot of German in my family and that may be why, but I think everyone I have talked to that have been there say they come away a different person. No matter how noisy it is outside as soon as the door closes you can hear a pen drop. A lot of feeling is in that building. I hope that all this hatred stops toward anyone, but I DO HOPE they quit bothering your memorial and memorials in other locations. If courts just slap there hands it will not help, they need to hit them hard. And yes, I was law enforcement for over 35 years and Undersheriff at Hays, Kansas for many years and Chief at Hill City. That area is over 50% Volga German. Best Wishes, Wayne Wilson

Scott Thompson

This is a powerful and moving monument that shows the actual number of people who were euthanized during the Holocaust in a very simple and not at all pretentious. It's really just rows and rows of numbers on glass, so simple yet so powerful and moving.

Donna Zabo

Nice tribute but a little disappointed this time around because some of the engraving is hard to read (colored font has faded too much).

Shawn Liechty

A moving memorial, with overwhelming towers containing the numbers of millions of those slain at 6 different concentration camps

Luis A. Gonzalez

The monuments erected are a work of art that makes you aware of what should never happen again to humanity. The numbers on the glass represent a person that died because of one man's hatred. Millions....

Anna Baker

An excellent memorial. It's a great reminder to let the people of Boston, as well as everyone else, to not forget what happened in Europe during the war, and to not let history repeat itself.

J Burr Tompkins

Breathtaking - Inspiring - Sad - Triumphant - NEVER AGAIN ! Your Faith, Your hair color, your ethnicity, your gender, your job, your family - no one should exclude themselves from seeing and feeling this place. Go, learn, spread Peace.

Amanda Rosario

Its a must see. Its free and never crowded. Its unique and meaningful in its design. I couldn't make it from one side to the other without emotion puring from me. You have to see it to understand

grant I

Very emotional display, really puts a visual on what a million is, times six. Six glass towers each inscribed with one million numbers of holocaust victims. A MUST stop on trip to Boston. Be prepared for the emotional experience.

Pauline St Clair-Laing

Emotionally depressing that one Nation can be responsible for 6 million deaths if men woman and children. Gratitude towards the people of Boston for erecting this memorial and etching the 6 million numbers on the glass towers.

Chad Silva

A really, *really* stunning memorial that shows the human side of an event that can be difficult to take in. It runs right next to the Freedom trail, but you do need to step off the trail to see it.

Rachel Coburn

Open 24 hrs this outdoor installation is a dramatic and powerful testimony to the mass murders of jews and other minorities by the Nazis during the time around WW2. Good place to go if the wait at restaurants at Haymarket or Fanueil hall are long.

i. tully

Incredibly moving. Unfortunately, most tourist see it a quick pass through and shove you aside as they try to pass. Make the most of this beautiful memorial

Shazeen Sherzad

A good place to visit with engraved texts on the floor. The hot gas in the glass buildings was remarkable and made us honor the bravery of those who were killed and those who survived the Holocaust.

Pat Kealy

Another beautifully maintained property swept and detrashed daily by Clean Corners/Bright hope. A solemnly beautiful oasis amid the bustle of morning commuters.

mike im

a great memorial for the holocaust victims. kinda eerie that instead of names they put the number of each of the prisoners that were tattoo'd on their arms. visit on a cold april night, made me really reflect on the place and the people that suffered under the germans during WWII

Nafew Nowshad (Manew)

very eeire atmosphere. the vapot that rises is such a nice simple beautiful touch. really gets to you. reading all the things that happened.

Ashley Su

Sobering, beautiful, tragic memorial. Take your time with this one.

Karen Case

This was somber, but amazing. Only reason not 5 stars is I wish they had more explaining what each tower, numbers, steam etc. Maybe a little excerpt on the designer and what everything represented.

Eric Sturm

This is a remarkable monument along the Freedom Trail to those who died during the genocide of the second World War. Six tall columns etched with the numbers of those murdered. Walking through it is a somber experience with stories and quotes from those who lived and survived it.

Sam

Beautiful and meaningful memorial. You can see it from far away and recognize its glass structure. Names are carved in the metal.

Dan Janerico

Many , Diverse Tourist's And Local's Walk Through This Magnificent Memorial Tribute .. One End Near Haymarket/Boston Market/Orangeline~MBTA Subway Train , Is 5 MONOLITH Glass Memorial's , Each Glass Monolith's Have #'s , Code Number's For The Million's Of Jewish Holocaust Individual's Live's , Lot's Of Memorial History Told On Marble Slab's , Just Keep Looking All Around .. Few Feet From Glass Monolith's , Stone/Marble On Both Side's Of A Catwalk ( Grass On Either Side ) Is A Brief History , And A Long Stone Block For Seating To Rest And Reflect .. Also , As One Walk's Under The 5 Monolith's With #'s , Referencing Each Jewish Individual , Are Heat Stone's And Steam Vent As The Weather Permit's Mild To Extreme Like Fog ..

Pedro Rodriguez

Everyone should visit here if they come to boston

uday

It's in the heart of the city & a must visit place. You'll be left with mixed feelings of architecture marvel of the site and of very touched feeling when you read the paragraphs of what happened to innocent people over the decades.

Frederick Wright

A striking sculpture which features linear glass towers arrayed along Union Street in one of Boston's oldest neighborhoods, adjacent to tourist traps like Union Oyster House and Faneuil Hall. Look closely at the glass and you will see thousands upon thousands, millions really, of tiny numerals etched in. Those are the serial numbers assigned by the Nazis to their victims. It is a haunting effect.

Sharyn Meffin

An extremely moving and significant memorial. A sobering experience especially in the light of the world right now. Highly recommend a visit.

Erica Hebert

Amazing place. You will enjoy.

Noah Chacon

A really strong memorial in the city of Boston. Emphasizes the impact of the Holocaust, and provides plenty of history on the Jewish community in the early twentieth century

Paul Weiss

A place for self reflection.

Tia Christman

Sobering and powerful.

Rebecca Spirer

Beautiful memorial. Definitely walk through it if you're ever in Boston and haven't done so.

X K

I have no words but please visit Side note: I felt super weirded out by the fact that "the donors" had to be listed at a holocaust memorial...

Andrew Taylor

Not my first visit and even though I don't have a direct link to this horrific tragedy, visiting this memorial always has a profound effect on me.

Robert Drake

It's hard to 'like' a holocaust memorial, but this one's pretty effective. It's so effective that it gets vandalised. We should not forget and the endless numbers make clear the horror in a compact way. Tikkun Olam.

jess m

Very emotional as you walk through it.

Natashia Bowen

Very heart wrenching.

Rajendra Rao

This is a remarkable memorial for the people who died during Second World War. The numbers written brings tears and very sombrer place.It is near Faneuil hall.

Jan Plesniar

Great design and powerful message. I was very positively surprised that they managed to include other victims of Nazi Germany- such as homosexuals, Romani and Slavic people.

Aldo Rodriguez

Beautiful and tastefully done memorial of people that were lost during a time that we must NEVER AGAIN allow to happen!

Heather Needham

Stunning! Such a nice place of remembrance and honor.

Tamara Jackson

Very moving....such a beautiful tribute to our loved ones lost with crimes against humanity.

Brian Fediuk

This is an amazing place to visit. Makes you really think about our history on this planet. Worth visiting and it should only take 30 minutes at most.

Julie Mandel

A well done walk-through monument documenting facts and first hand experiences. Very moving!

Marie S

A very moving tribute to Holocaust victims and survivors, including Jehovah's Witnesses.

Bill Oas

Very well done memorial. Highly recommend taking time to pay respect.

Martin Feehan

Seeing the millions of numbers go up as high as you can see is an incredibly haunting representation of the Holocaust. I think all visitors to Boston should stop here.

Patrick Hodge

Great learning place for any age, powerful messages and quotes, plenty of places to sit down and most of it is in the shade.

Jim Duehr

A beautiful sculpture carrying on a necessary and tragic legacy.

Brandon V

An interesting walk through one of histories darkest moments. Very chilling to think of all those who suffered and see the numbers in person.

N. P.

I've seen various memorials but this one was haunting and is one of the few that has stuck with me. Definitely worth seeing.

Go Padge (GoPadge)

A very touching tribute!

Kevin Pope

A beautiful memorial.

Rebecca White

This needs be on your list of places to see. The words that are written on the monument must be remembered. This is such a life changing experience.

Andrew Fisher

Very moving, informative and honestly heartbreaking. A very well put together memorial.

TrinityRose520

This is an amazingly beautiful, and heart wrenching thing to see. It floored me to realize how many numbers were on the glass...

Peter Duerst

A very moving memorial. It is worth visiting and taking your time to read and reflect on what happened

L S

Unique tribute. Educational and beautiful.

Shantida Oakheart

So moving. Beautifully done, right in the heart of the city. Moving reminder of a horrible time in history.

Brad Eagle

Great memorial to the Holocaust victims and survivors. 4 glass stacks with the numbers tattooed on their arms etched in the glass

Julie Allen

So emotional to see our faithful Jehovah's Witness brothers recognized at memorial.

Mary Baker

Very moving. Made me aware of things I hadn't known. Well worth a visit.

Maria Garcia

Must see, a great tribute

Jared Brown

Very somber and yet extremely powerful.

James Judd

Nice memorial for holocaust victims. Free of charge, well placed monument. Hats off.

Deeksha Juneja

It is a beautiful memorial. It gives me chills everytime I look at it.

Lucy Shows

I had no idea how moving this peaceful place is, in the midst of the hustle and bustle. So glad we experienced it.

Jen Gutier

Very emotional to read the stories of others whom experience the camps. Add a new meaning to "never forget".

Theresa Estrada

Simple but incrediably moving. The stories and numbers etched into the glass was powerful.

Brian Kearney

Respectful memorial in Boston worth checking out

Joanna Croshier

A must for anyone walking the freedom trail. A solemn, beautiful tribute to Holocaust victims.

Linda Rumsey

Touching and incredibly heartbreaking. Beautiful memorial to a horrendous time.

Zeppe1964 Trio

The feeling of sorrow and pain run through you when you walk amongs the 6 million names on this memorial,every should expeiriance it

Edward Kim

Real interesting looking and you get up close or in the towers and you realize what you're looking at... Impressive and thoughtful.

Volodymyr Kvashuk

It may hit you with reality of holocaust history, but everyone must know it. If you're very emotional be ready for some heavy ride.

Matt Li

A moving place, with lots of glass wtig numbers of the victims. It can also get warm in some parts as well.

Modestita G. Principe

Amazing memorial for the holocaust victims, very moving and a must see! How blessed we are!

Brittany Rosado

Beautiful memorial to remember the millions of men woman and children lost

Jusny Mackenson Louis-Jean

A reminder of one of the tragic story of human kind: the Holocaust. A reminder that we should always speak up before it’s too late.

Aletta Croft

Great place for reflection and to have the conversation with your older children about the history.

Ciaran Ward

Only had a quick walk through the glass towers. Gives perspective to the number of victims.

Jesse Lee

An excellent memorial that serves in remembering those who perished in one of the greatest crimes in human history.

Puneet Singh

A very moving experience, as you walk surrounded by quotes, facts and figures that represent the utter inhumanity of the Holocaust.

Robin Roberts

Sad, but so beautifully done. Great memorial

Josef Svenningsson

Beautiful and respectful tribute to the people who suffered the Holocaust. The smoke is an eerie reminder of the ovens where humans where burned.

Sophia C

Everyone should stop by just once to pay their respects

Milind Gokhale

Interesting stories on the glass walls. Never heard of the ones shown in here.

Julio Azevedo

Fantastic

Anthony Dickerson

This Memorial really tugs at your heartstrings. I hope a tragedy like the Holocaust never happens again.

Jacob Halkier Nicolajsen

If you see this monument up close you will get goosebumps 😲 …

Aaron Holloway-Nahum

An extremely beautiful, simple and powerful memorial. Go at night.

Leonardo Calderone

Very touching. Sentimental. A must see. Read everything.

Miles Schumacher

A good display. Sobering. Well worth the visit.

Alexis Fuentes

I work here cleaning the park everyday with project place great park

Steven Newcomb

Great place but don’t go down at night the rats are running wild

Trayce Thomason

I'm glad change my son School now he doing very good

Ellen Resnick

Very moving, a must see, makes you really think and feel..

Nicholas Wong

Meaningful and powerful to walk through.

Glenn Bauer

Beautiful and moving experience.

Stellar Luna

A solemn place to think and remember. A must see when you are here .

Brett M

Beautiful Memorial in park setting. Very educational.

Pradeep Malu

In memory. 6 million people, men, women, children were killed for no reason! Why!!

Shannon Dickinson

Great location to learn a little history in a modern setting.

Scott Schumm

Very dramatic and appropriatly placed along the freedom trail.

Nikos Gkekas

A typical holocaust memorial.

ACE Phone

Very cool to see but still just a monument.

Sharon Drury

Cried hard. My dad helped liberate Buchenwald. Gut wrenching.

Dan Macneil

Good aid to a few seconds or minutes out of the commute or tourist trail every week or so to think of the nature of evil.

Tc Anderson

Never Forgotten.

Penny McGhee

What a chilling and yet appropriate monument Steam comes up from the vents under your feet.

Jayne Kainulainen

Very moving memorial.

Alejandro Roque, OMI

I was surprised that it existed... worth walking through it right in the heart of Boston Harbor Disfrutar.

C Perry

Its something that i cannot express in words, i got all soughts of feels😭😭 …

E.M. Durflinger

A serious and sober and yet beautiful memorial to a tragic event.

frank borghette

If you are chores one of the best sites to see.

Y B

Moving experience.

Arnon Lafer

You immediately understand the idea of what the memorial is trying to deliver

Priya Krishna

Modern monument that evokes feelings of loss and hope at the same time

Enrique Santos

Very touching and striking memorial.

monika pipi

The place made an impact on me. It a must during visit to Boston

jenny diaz

Great place and many palaces to eat close by

Misa Torres

Nice place to know more about how people lived the Holocaust era.

Catherine Barbieri

Depressing but amazing. Mans' inhumanity to man.

Anne Kessler

It is amazing how much they went through

Laura Derr

We always must remember what fear and hate can do.

Kurrite Photography

An absolute must see memorial!!!!

Shoval Solo

Interesting experience A place with a meaning

Arleta

I was really surprised.. It's worth to go visit and think about past and future

Alesia Martin-Brangman

Very interesting, hubby and I had a wonderful time

Trish Olson

Poignant reminder of what havoc one small mind can wreak.

Ciara McGrath

Very simple but powerful memorial

Eric Jalbert

Beautiful monument and can learn a lot

Hugo Dominguez

Very sober and moving memorial.

Joshua Levin

A moving experience. Well designed, thoughtful and sensitive.

Magsoly Millan

People should see so nobody forgets what happened

Anna-Lena Eckstein

Most epic holocaust memorial I've seen

Paul Kerswill

A sober reminder of what needs to be prevented from ever happening again.

Sergey Nagorny

A beautiful place of reflection and remembrance.

Momski Verde

To see a piece of history and the representation of people that were affected by the holocaust

b b

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. So sad it was vandalized

Nir Tordjman

Don't miss this place

Danielle Fiore

you can spend the whole day here learning

Mathew Giljum

Incredibly humbling, and well worth the trip.

Emil Chuang (Emil C)

Powerful. Walk through the columns and feel the stream.

Jeremy Corson

Worth going and spending some time here.

antonio benvenutti

Amazing memorial near Quincy market

Michele Gonzalez

Makes you stop and think! Beautiful!

Tim Waggoner

Very moving.

Jeanie Doherty

Everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime

Patrina Gregory

So touching. The quotes made me cry.

David Day

Great expression through the smoke and the ashes

Ann Molatore

5 stars says it all, May all remember.

Bayoan Martinez-Yung (Bido)

Walking 🚶 through glass looks like a shower 🚿. …

Constantine Pavlis

Very cool and sobering experience.

Michael Toth

Very saddening but very well done

Donna Cooper

Very cool. Although very sad.

Karan Patel

Beautiful memorial, a must see

A S

Must visit in the Boston area, it's an emotional experience.

Derek McDermott

Nice memorial

Bob Cohan

Full of history the whole city is.

Curt Eknoian

An experience everyone should take time to have.

Rob Shoemaker

Emotional... No words will ever describe the suffering

Fred OConnor

There's nothing that can be said about this location..... JUST GO....

John Dolan

All those numbers put a chill up my spine

Seth Morabito

Beautiful piece.

Sheila Breslin

a very enlightening memorial.

Robin White-Burke

Very moving. A must see

Rafael Encarnacion

Beautiful piece of history..

Daniel Pawtowski

Somber list of the serial numbers of those who died.

Chyntia P. Almeida

Really interesting

Krzysztof Jaworski

Interesting idea of memorial.

Sahar Yahav

Nice to see our history in different eyes.

Elidijon Tafa

Nice place

tarun mathur

Good memorial in tribute of Holocaust

Richard Banks

Impressive

Chase Miller

Interesting stories but very sad

James Lugo

Moving memorial.

Matej Glatzner

Nice memorial, but overcrowded

D Meds

Small, just walk through

최시영

could feel cruelty of holocaust

Brian Woods

Beautiful place for reflection.

Jesus Barrios

It was sad but it was amazing

Millie Roberts

Moving. Loved it

Phyllis Sapp

Absolutely hauntingly beautiful!

Alan Dupes

Visit it every time I'm nearby.

Elgun Asgar

Very impressive place!

Paul Hutchinson

Nice subtle memorial

Frederica

👌 …

Jacky

Take some time to read everything 👍👍 …

Gatis Jansons

Different kind of memorial

Maayan Albalach

Strong and emotional place!!!

Yiorgos Kollidas

Very sentimental memorial

Eduardo J López Morin (edulopez)

Very deep and interesting

Ron Hueter

Stopped me in my tracks

George Maynor

Very moving memorial to the Holocaust

Steve NM

Amazing and emotional.

Bethy Palacios

Very interesting to look at

Rafael Del-Razo

Amazing monument.

Lynne Meng

Touches your soul with sorrow

ToxicDrummer98

Lots of history to learn here.

Mickey Smith

Must see

David DeNaples

Interesting memorial.

Ghostv58

very moving quotes.

Alexis Taggart Weyland

Simple, yet powerful.

Dean Bauer

Must see.

Belinda George

Moving, emotional, informative.

Pamela Das

wow place

Bipashyee Ghosh

Remembering the unfortunate past... :(

Ana G

Remember

Amy Armstrong

Great memorial

Heather Strong-Laslie (Heather Bean)

Haunting but emotional

Doc Kinne

Simple but powerful

Melanie Newman

Beautiful memorial

Anjali Kant

Great memorial

Alice D'Almeida

Interesting historical place

Pierre C.

Worth having a look

Sam King

Powerful.thought provoking

Joe Gehrer

Beautiful experience.

Rob Dickson

Required visit whilst in Boston

Phil Brown

Not a happy place

Estuardo Esquina

Amazing!

James Pin

Good place to visit

Douglas Leonard

Sobering, close to Quincy Market.

Andrew Capobianco

Great memorial

Scott Taylor

Very moving experience

Stacy Addesso

Awesome place!

Petre Ene

Remembering the history

Rahilkhan Pathan

Nice place owesom

Oleg Pechersky

This is especial place

Al Kharel

Informative, heartbreaking.

Jeannette Sanchez

Beautiful architecture

Lokajit Tikayatray

Ok...

Jane Pioli

Very moving.

Koralalage Don Aminda Chathuranga Udugama

Touching Memorial.

Hariprasanna Chatterjee

Excellent

Deborah Ohare

Beautiful

Pamela Sorrell

Very moving.

Joshua Blenderman

Sweet

Gloria Rodriguez

Haunting

Viktor Kostyshen

Good memory

Gershon Ackerman

A must see.

Henry Bookmore

Amazing

Kenneth Rosen

Truly moving

Mark Spence

Touching

Matias Ramos

A solemn remembrance

Gary Feinberg

Everyone needs to visit this

tono paz

Impressed

Sebastian Sal

Interesting place

Damian Reyes

Because hystory

Lenny Rodriguez

Remember history repeats

Corey Manley

Very sombering

David Lowe

Very poignant.

Jacque Napoleon

Sad

Bart Sagan

Very interesting

Jeri Beckwith

Sobering

Patrick Hayes

Moving and emotional

Dmitry Pupkov

Remember

Lorie Simmonds

Moving

Bart Connors Szczarba

Very moving

Sam Chapman

solemn

William Mack

Lacks interaction

Dawn

A beautiful memorial....

Jeff S

Never forget

Al Garcia

Cultural site

Shannon Roper

Very moving

Jason Hall

Sobering expirence

מרדכי סולימרסקי

Impresiv place

Rounak “Ron” Mohanty

Nice place

Zsazsa O

History in Boston

did rman

Impressive

Mark Wayne McDowell, SR

Interesting

Brianna Simmons

Educational

thomas feller

Historical

Lori Beverage

Staggering

Denise Figueira

(Translation) Memorial in honor of the dead victims of the holocaust. Worth checking out. (Original) Memorial em homenagem aos mortos vítima do holocausto. Vale conferir.

Mercy Melian

(Translation) Interesting and moving monument in honor of the dead people. There are 6 crystal columns, symbolizing the 6 million deceased and 6 most important concentration camps. They have an opening below where the smoke comes out, representing the crematorium. (Original) Interesante y conmovedor monumento en honor a las personas muertas. Son 6 columnas de cristal, simbolizando a los 6 millones fallecidos y 6 campos de concentracion mas importantes. Tienen una aberturas debajo donde sale el humo, representando al crematorio.

Marco Silva

(Translation) trip to USA Boston, The Union Oyster House. Restaurant for oyster lovers 😍. It is the oldest continuous service restaurant in the US. (Original) Viagem aos EUA Boston, The Union Oyster House. Restaurante para amantes de ostras😍. É o restaurante em serviço continuo dos EUA mais antigo.

Amy C

(Translation) It was a rainy day, so the words written on the glass wall came closer. REMEMBER written on the floor is memorable. (Original) 비가 오던 날이라 유리벽에 적혀있는 글귀가 더욱 다가왔습니다. REMEMBER 라고 바닥에 적혀 있는 게 기억에 남네요.

Sylcho BE

(Translation) Touching!!!. It is an incredible open-air memorial to the Holocaust. Very modern, inspiring and touching your soul. Visit so no one ever forgets what happened (Original) Conmovedor!!!. Es un increíble memorial al aire libre sobre el Holocausto. Muy moderno, inspirador y que te llega al alma. Visitar para que nadie olvide jamás lo que pasó

rocher wuwu

(Translation) Go out of the subway and turn left and cross the road It’s just that I feel very heavy when I come here The mist that floats on the ground from time to time Reproduce the moment the Jews were in the gas chamber The stories and names printed on the glass Will make people cry (Original) 出地鐵左轉過馬路就是了 只是來到這心情會很沉重 地上不時飄出的霧氣 重現猶太人在毒氣室裡的片刻 那些印在玻璃上的故事和名字 會讓人落淚啊

Dr. Harald Sempf

Ich war tief beeindruckt, von diesem Denkmal. Es vermittelt den Schrecken, ohne schrecklich zu sein. Die moderne Adaption in Form von Gedenktafeln in Glas ist gewagt, aber bewegend. Sofern Sie hier vorbei kommen, sehen Sie wie das jüdische Bewusstsein im Zentrum des historischen Bostons verankert ist. Sehenswert! (Translation) I was deeply impressed by this monument. It conveys the horror without being terrible. The modern adaptation in the form of commemorative glass plaques is bold but moving. If you stop by here, you'll see how Jewish consciousness is anchored in the heart of historic Boston. Worth seeing!

Koldo Tellitu

(Translation) A beautifully and masterfully made memorial. Before entering the towers, start reading and realize where you are. When you start looking at all the numbers for each tower, you're really amazed at what this event looked like (Original) Ederki eta maisuki egindako memoriala. Dorreetan sartu baino lehen, irakurtzen hasi eta konturatu non zauden. Dorre bakoitzeko zenbaki guztiak aztertzen hasten zarenean, izugarri harritzen zaitu gertaera hau nolakoa zen

Haim Oked

(Translation) The New England Holocaust Memorial is on Freedom Trail in Boston. The trail is marked with red stones for several miles in downtown Boston. The monument consists of several glass columns with names and numbers engraved in them. There are names of several concentration camps. very impressive. (Original) אנדרטת לזכר השואה של ניו אינגלנד The New England Holocaust Memorial נמצאת בשביל החירות בבוסטון. השביל מסומן באבנים אדומות לאורך מספר קילומטרים במרכז העיר בוסטון. האנדרטה מורכבת ממספר עמודי זכוכית עם שמות ומספרים שחרוטים בהם. יש שמות של מספר מחנות ריכוז. מרשים מאוד.

Dila Gaming

Ein tolles Memorial mit viel Geschichten zum Lesen. In den Glas Kabinen wird Nebel erzeugt, der dem ganzen einen noch viel dramatischeren Eindruck verleiht. Wir waren sehr berührt, sollte man sich doch diese Taten immer wieder ins Gedächtnis rufen. (Translation) A great memorial with lots of stories to read. Fog is generated in the glass cabins, which gives the whole thing a much more dramatic impression. We were very touched by the fact that these deeds should always be remembered.

Paul Ou

(Translation) Located outside the Union Oyster House is the well-known Holocaust Memorial. The six towering glass columns are densely packed with the numbers of the Jews who died in the concentration camp. The six columns represent the six concentration camps. Visitors can read the engraved on the column The testimonials of the survivors, and reflect on all the various inhuman behaviors in the war. (Original) 座落於Union Oyster House外面是知名的大屠殺紀念碑，六尊聳立的玻璃柱密密麻麻地列滿了集中營裏死亡的猶太人編號，六柱分別代表六個集中營，遊客可在此細細閱讀柱上刻的生還者的感言，並反省戰爭中所有種種不人性的行為。

jérôme Widemann

(Translation) Beautiful place of commemoration so as not to forget anything (Original) Beau lieu de commémoration pour ne rien oublier

Ryba

(Translation) Worth seeing. It will definitely remain in your memory. (Original) Warto zobaczyć. Na pewno pozostanie w pamięci.

Daniel Garcia

(Translation) Moving recognition for those people who suffered in their last moments of life. We must not forget what we are capable of doing when hate invades us. (Original) Conmovedor reconocimiento para aquellas personas que sufrieron en sus últimos momentos de vida. No hay que olvidar lo que somos capaces de hacer cuando el odio nos invade.

Stefan Michels

Ein sehr bedrückendes Mahnmal wo man sich nicht wirklich traut Deutsch zu sprechen, man schämt sich wegen der deutschen Verantwortung für diese schrecklichen Verbrechen... (Translation) A very depressing memorial where one does not really dare to speak German, one is ashamed of the German responsibility for these terrible crimes...

Marvin Fuentes

(Translation) Monument (Original) Monumento

Japan The Real Far East

(Translation) The Holocaust Memorial in Union Street Park. It is lit up at night and is very beautiful, but as the name suggests, the Nazi control numbers of those who lost their lives in the Nazi genocide (Holocaust) are engraved. As you get closer, you can see the numbers, which gives you a solemn feeling. I just pray for the rest of the world, but it seems that the 6 represents the 6 camps. What do Germans think of this? The Holocaust certainly happened, so it can't be helped, but I hope it doesn't lead to blaming the wonderful country of Germany. I don't think it's a good analogy, but I hope people don't hate Japan as a country when it comes to the Korean movement to install comfort women statues (although I'm skeptical about the comfort women themselves). Well, it's not easy for Korean people to understand ( ;∀;) (Original) ユニオンストリート公園にあるホロコーストメモリアル（記念碑）です。夜になるとライトアップされてすごくきれいなのですが、名のとおりナチの集団虐殺（ホロコースト）で命を落とされた方々のナチでの管理番号が刻まれています。近づくと数字がわかりますので、厳粛な気持ちになります。ご冥福を祈るばかりですが、6つあるのは6つの収容所を表しているそうです。ドイツ人はこれを見てどう思うのでしょうね。確かにホロコーストは確かにあったことなので、しょうがありませんが、ドイツという素晴らしい国を責めることにつながらないでいてほしいものです。余り例えはよくないのですが、同じく韓国人による慰安婦像設置の動きでも（私は慰安婦自体懐疑的ですが）、日本という国を憎まないでほしいなぁと思いました。まぁコリアンの皆さんには中々通じませんがねぇ( ;∀;)

yong-yoon choi

(Translation) like. quiet and clean (Original) 좋아요. 조용하고 깨끗하고

gabriele pagni

(Translation) Very suggestive. Artistic idea to watch (Original) Molto suggestivo. Idea artistica da orocare

Marta Pereira

(Translation) A milestone in world holocaust history to remember today and future generations 🖤 (Original) Um marco da história mundial do holocausto para relembrar hoje e as gerações futuras 🖤

Raphael Oliveira

(Translation) Incredible memorial to the victims of the Holocaust in Boston, for visitors to the city it is a great opportunity to learn a little more about history. (Original) Incrível memorial para as vitimas do Holocausto em Boston, para os visitantes da cidade é uma grande oportunidade de aprender um pouco mais da história.

Fabrice

(Translation) A glass memorial in the city center... To see!! (Original) Un mémorial de verre en plein centre ville.. A voir!!

ציפי יוחנני

(Translation) An exciting and creepy monument (Original) אנדרטה מרגשת ומצמררת

Andreas Wisler

Eindrückliches Mahnmal. (Translation) Impressive memorial.

עזרא בן דוד

(Translation) exciting When we did the freedom route we made mistakes and fumbled The next day we returned especially. Mandatory In the busy heart of Boston Gilad is silent in its essence simple but striking Six rectangular glass towers reaching for the sky are engraved with the numbers of our people who were destroyed On the doorstep of each of the towers is the name of a concentration camp and smoke rises from the ground You pass and remember, you read and cry Real Kaddish (Original) מרגש כשעשינו את מסלול החירות טעינו ופיבפסנו למחרת חזרנו במיוחד .חובה בלב הסואן של בוסטון גלעד דומם פשוט במהותו אבל קולע שישה מגדלי זכוכית מלבנייםמתמרים לשמיםעליהם חקוקים מספרי בני עמנו שהושמדו על מפתן כל אחד מהמגדלים שם של מחנה ריכוז ועשן מיתמר מהאדמה אתה עובר וזוכר אתה קורא ובוכה קדיש אמיתי

Raül García i Pérez (RuloGP)

(Translation) A simple but moving memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, with quotes from survivors. striking (Original) Un senzill però emotiu memorial a les víctimes de l'Holocaust, amb cites de supervivents. Colpidora.

Alex SK

(Translation) Be sure to visit this Holocaust memorial. Very impressive and makes you think about the scale of the tragedy. (Original) Обязательно посетите этот мемориал холокосту. Очень впечатляет и заставляет задуматься о масштабах трагедии.

Pedro LB

(Translation) very beautiful monument (Original) monumento muito bonito

Ciro Leonardo Gaitan Sandoval

(Translation) A very impressive living monument and a painful memory of one of the bloodiest wars in history, never to be repeated (Original) Un monumento vivo muy impactante y un doloroso recuerdo a una de las guerras más sanguinarias de la historia, para que nunca se repita

Cris Flessak - Vivajando

(Translation) Although not part of the official Freedom Trail itinerary, it is strategically located between the walk. There are 6 glass towers raised to symbolize the suffering and death of Jews in the concentration camps and also have the mission of recognizing the danger and evil that are possible when one group persecutes the other. (Original) Apesar de não fazer parte do roteiro oficial da Freedom Trail, está estrategicamente localizado entre a caminhada. São 6 torres de vidro levantadas para simbolizar o sofrimento e morte dos judeus nos campos de concentração e também tem a missão de reconhecer o perigo e o mal que são possíveis quando um grupo persegue o outro.

Shahar Bracha

(Translation) Very impressive site. Crossing the path and reading the memories create a powerful and exciting experience (Original) אתר מרשים מאוד. המעבר בשביל וקראית הסכרונות מייצרים חוויה חזקה ומרגשת

Yesca 10

(Translation) It is a place that allows you to reflect! Worthy place for a tribute!!!! (Original) Es un lugar que permite reflexionar!!! Digno lugar para un homenaje!!!!

Yanis “Purpl3 W0lf” Berva

(Translation) Impressive place to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust (Original) Impressionant lieu pour commémorer les victimes de l'Holocauste

Hyen Jin

(Translation) A place where you can feel the pain of the Holocaust through the testimony of survivors (Original) 홀로코스트의 아픔을 생존자의 증언으로 느낄 수 있는곳

זהבה אביטל

(Translation) A moving monument. A duty for every Jew and for humanity in general so that they will be remembered (Original) אנדרטה מרגשת. חובה לכל יהודי ובכלל לאנושות למען יזכרו

Carbo Kuo (BYVoid)

(Translation) Memorial to the slaughtered Jews, modernist style. (Original) 紀念被屠殺的猶太人，現代主義風格。

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