This serene and contemplative garden in Harlow, Essex, is dedicated to the six million Jews who lost their lives during the Holocaust. The memorial garden features a series of interconnected gardens, each representing a different aspect of the Holocaust. The gardens are designed to evoke emotions and encourage reflection, with features such as a memorial wall, a pool of remembrance, and a forest of birch trees symbolizing hope and renewal. The garden also incorporates several sculptures and memorials, including a bronze plaque with a quote from the Talmud and a series of stone pillars inscribed with the names of concentration camps. The overall atmosphere is one of somber reverence, providing a peaceful space for visitors to pay their respects and contemplate the significance of the Holocaust.