The Florida Holocaust Museum is a history museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. It is most commonly known as one of the largest Holocaust museums in the country.

The Florida Holocaust Museum was opened in 1992 as the Holocaust Center. It changed its name in 1999 after it moved to its current facility in St. Petersburg. It tackles one of the biggest historic events of the 1900s, which is the Holocaust. The museum features a great number of artifacts, photographs, letters, documents, and other historic items that tell the story of the victims and survivors of the Nazi hate and death campaign all throughout the world.

Built in memory of the millions of people who lost their lives and their loved ones in the Holocaust, the Florida Holocaust Museum continues to educate the public about the said tragic event.