Jewish Museum London
About
The Jewish Museum in London explores Jewish culture, heritage and identity. The museum tells the story of Jewish life in Britain, through an array of collections, exhibitions, events and educational programmes.
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Prices and Opening Times
| Eintrittskarte Kind | £3.50 (USD 4.90) pro Eintrittskarte |
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| Family Ticket | £18.00 (USD 25.18) pro Eintrittskarte |
| Concession Ticket | £6.50 (USD 9.09) pro Eintrittskarte |
| Eintrittskarte Erwachsener | £7.50 (USD 10.49) to £8.50 (USD 11.89) pro Eintrittskarte |
Family tickets cover 2 adults and up to 4 children.
Museum Friends and Under 5s enter free.
Free entry for: Art Fund cardholders, Museums Association (MA) cardholders, London Pass cardholders, Carers.
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Opening Times
Daily 10:00 - 17:00, Friday 10:00 - 14:00
Venue Details & Map
Jewish Museum London
- Address
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Raymond Burton House
129-131 Albert StreetLondonNW1 7NB - Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7284 7384
- admin@jewishmuseum.org.uk
- Website
- http://www.jewishmuseum.org.uk
Facilities & Accessibility
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Yelp Reviews
8.00 out of 5
based on 10 reviews
Top 5 reviews of Jewish Museum London
If you're Jewish and in London exploring be sure to check this place out. Tells a great story of the Jewish journey into Great Britain, some really good exhibits. more
This place was very interesting. Not very big, but a ton of information on Judaism and the history of Jews in the U.K. Also, there was a large wing on the holocaust which is always intriguing but very sad. I enjoyed learning about the history of the Jews in the UK and it was also in a good area with restaurants and the subway close by. The gift shop had many books on Judaism as well. If you... more
Who are the Jews? What is Judaism? What do Jews believe in? What are the Jewish holidays and how are they celebrated? Great informative displays on the ground floor with detail and interactive video. Quite instructive.
On the first floor, details on Jewish persecution through the ages, starting as early as the "Blood libel" in the 11th Century, leading through the centuries of properties and... more
'My favourite dish is mom's chicken soup.' as the film on 8 screens unfolds the 10 ordinary Jews' life in London: a journalist, a smoked salmon producer, a taxi driver... I am charmed.
Walking into the modern building as if I went backwards thousands of years to the holy land. It started off with the strict security check (much like living in Israel nowadays) yet the historical ritual bath... more
I went here at the weekend to see the Amy Winehouse exhibition and was really impressed. All of the staff that we spoke to and dealt with were really friendly, helpful and polite.
The exhibition is on the third floor so we headed there first and it was very moving and touching and laid out well.
On departure, we then decided to walk to the second level and check out the permanent... more