Menorah center, Cultural center in Dnipro, Ukraine
The Menorah Center is a cultural center in Dnipro that consists of seven marble towers and multiple connected buildings on one site. The complex provides exhibition halls, conference rooms, restaurants, accommodation, and office spaces for different activities.
The center opened in 2012 and incorporates the historic Golden Rose synagogue from the 19th century. This building remains an important gathering place for the Jewish community today.
The Museum "Jewish Memory and Holocaust in Ukraine" occupies three floors, about 3,000 sq m in four main halls, and is described as the third-largest Holocaust memorial complex in the world. Its displays use multimedia installations, holograms and video and audio recordings alongside display cases, and it holds an information centre, library and classrooms. Signs in the complex appear in English, Ukrainian, Russian and Hebrew.
The complex stands at Sholom-Aleikhema Street 4/26, beside the Golden Rose synagogue. Signs are in English, Ukrainian, Russian and Hebrew. A viewing platform on the roof of the sixth tower, at the 17th-floor level (63 m), looks over the city. Both on-site hotels keep Shabbat.
The seven towers form the shape of a menorah when viewed from above, representing the seven-branched Jewish candelabrum. This geometric arrangement is an intentional design choice that reflects the spiritual meaning of the location.
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