

Holocaust Memorial
Finally inaugurated in 2009 after a long (and somewhat controversial) wait, Bucharest’s Holocaust Memorial serves as a stark reminder of the thousands of Romanian Jews affected by the Holocaust. The memorial holds great significance not only for Romania’s Jewish community, but as a symbol that the country recognizes its role in events (a fact often denied by the post-war communist government).
The memorial itself is a simple yet poignant monument, designed by artist Peter Jacobi and featuring a plaque dedicated to the estimated 280,000 Jews and 25,000 Roma who lost their lives during the Holocaust. The memorial includes a ‘Column of Memory’, inlaid with the Hebrew word for ‘Remember’, and a Roma wheel, dedicated to the Romani people.
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Bucharest Jewish Heritage - Holocaust Memorial Private Car 4hrs Tour

Bucharest Jewish tour

Roma Heritage: 2.5 Hours Private Walking Tour

Bucharest by Foot - Private Walking City Tour (3h)

Bucharest by Foot - Walking Tour
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- Bucharest Jewish Heritage - Holocaust Memorial Private Car 4hrs Tour
- Bucharest Jewish tour
- Roma Heritage: 2.5 Hours Private Walking Tour
- Bucharest by Foot - Private Walking City Tour (3h)
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