The Florida Holocaust Museum
The museum was very informative, and given the subject matter, you expect to be sad. I teared up on several exhibits, it is difficult not to. I would recommend this museum. Bring ear buds or be prepared to have your phone to your ear as they provide an excellent free audio tour of the bottom level (in addition to everything you can view and read). That’s if you want to do the free audio tour, I was the only one in my group that did. The others in my party, that didn’t do the audio tour, were just as impressed with the museum without it.
Our tickets were only free as we checked them out at our local library. I believe regular ticket price is about $16 per adult. Parking was free for museum visitors.
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