Reviews of Jewish Museum London. (Museum) in London (London).

Jewish Museum London

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Raymond Burton House, 129-131 Albert Street, London NW1 7NB, United Kingdom

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M. M.

I really enjoyed my visit here and learnt alot about the history and culture of Jews in Britain from the first settlers who came over in 1066. The entry price is very fair, £8.50 Adult and £6.50 concession. The museum itself has three floors each with a different aspect of Jewish culture. The top floor is currently dedicated to the artistic work of Charlotte Salomon describing her life through a chronological set of paintings. The 2nd floor is devoted to the history and culture associated with Jewish settlement in England and is the core of this museum. It also houses a section on the holocaust. On the first floor you have all the beautiful Jewish religious artifacts, many focused on the Torah, the holy book.

b. b.

Small but well planned displays covering many aspects Jewish life from medieval times till the present. Helpful staff,lift and toilets clearly marked plus a small cafe. Worth a visit.

S. S.

this museum is a nice place for people who wants to learn about the jews. as a jew,it was nice to see the exhibition ,but the information wasn't much useful. History of jews in Britain was nice,but the 3rd floor exhibition of pictures that was when i was there (this floor seems to change from time to time) was boring for me at least. There is a class there,suitable for schools or universities that want to learn a bit about Judaism, but Judaism is much more than showed there...

Z.

Very well-organized. With detailed captions. You could learn a lot about the Jewish culture and traditions and it sort of demystifies them. (It is so informative that I could not finish all of them on one go!)

L.

The Charlotte Salomon temporary exhibition was the most moving and profound exhibition I've experienced. Well spaced and annotated. A must see before it closes on March 1 2020. The permanent exhibition on Jewish belief and customs and Jewish history in Britain was also comprehensive and very informative. Lovely volunteers and gift shop as well - as far as I know the only gift shop in the UK where you can buy a Hasidic rubber ducky and a Noam Chomsky sock puppet in the same transaction.

S. K.

Good place to see to know the history of Migration of Jews till their current settlement in Israel

G. M.

A respectful place full of great information about the heritage of Jews and their faith.

T. B.

When I was there 'Designs on Britain'' about exiles from Nazi Europe was featured - The guided trip through the design exhibition was really informative -Designer of the Chopper bike Tom Karen a big figure of the exhibition - also nice little café there

A. K.

attended for the Gosciny exhibition. the grim security guys at the front rather dim the mood, inside the space is warmer and compact, just right for this exhibition.

D. J.

We learnt a lot from our third visit to the Jewish Museum.

E.

The Jewish Museum was an interesting experience with some engaging displays. The volunteers were wonderful, but the front desk staff were a little stand-offish and the mechanics of getting a large group through seemed to be a little convoluted. Good for a quiet lonesome afternoon of history.

B. S.

Could be much, much better if there were still some leftovers from the Amy Winehouse Exhibition. Found one Book with about 30 pages for £17. Uglyyyy

P. M.

I think for a relatively small museum, it packs a lot of information on the Jewish life and culture in UK with some global historical background. Personally, I was hoping for more London east end history, stories, people, anecdotes as I grew up in East London, but there's certainly a good flavour and introduction of this specific aspect. Interactive for school learning which is very commendable. Worth visiting on many levels.

C. S.

Beautiful place to visit. One of the best displayed Museums I've seen. Manageable size and friendly knowledgeable volunteers. You can avoid the Holocaust section. Interesting even if not interested! Nice cafe too.

P. A.

Very reflective and interesting on Jewish ✡ living and history

C. S.

Such a brilliant museum. Gives a brief introduction to the faith. The main part of the museum gives a brilliant insight into the stories and history of Jewish people in Britain, from the Normon conquest to modern day. There is a brilliant balance between the general history and personal experiences. It taught me so much I never knew. Also visited the exhibition "Jews, Money, Myth". So, so interesting and insightful! Wonderfully curated. There was printed texts on the walls of a conversation between the director and curator, giving insight into the reasons for what was exhibited and what was not and the reasons why. I would definitely recommend.

S. T.

A lovely open building with lots of space. Each exhibition was interestingly and clearly presented with a variety of interactive elements. Nice cafe and store.....would happily go back and ‘dig a little deeper’. I liked the religious section reflecting a synagogue and the mikveh. As ever it was interesting to read the testimonies of the kinder transport etc. The Vishniac photographic documentation of life in Eastern Europe and US was fascinating. I was particularly moved by the photograph of the young woman’s and old man discussing unfolding events...all round, it was an excellent visit. Thank you.

G. M.

Very friendly staff and volunteers quite happy to talk about the exhibits and how they were used in daily life. Small enough to be able to see everything and time and space to be able to stand and gaze at something that you find particularly interesting

G. J.

Not the sort of place you would go to be cheered up. A fine museum though, with helpful staff. It has as you would expect, some rather saddening features including pogroms and the Holocaust. Lest we forget. It also has fine features on the arts, science, religion and social history. It is particularly strong on East End social history, and famous and eminent British Jews. Good facilities including a well stocked shop and cafe.

g.

Friendly staff. Interesting permanent collection. Somewhat cluttered in parts, due to the nature of the building/buildings being residential in the past? Saw the Kindertransport exhibition, very illuminating! I had heard of this museum many years ago, and am glad to finally have visited it.

J. O.

Very interesting museum in central London. Cheerful and friendly staff. The museum has a focus on how Jews have been treated in UK over times - something we all should have knowledge about, because it's far from positive historic events being retold, though some few exceptions exist. A visit here should be mandatory for all school kids.

H. M.

Excellent museum - may be smaller than some but the content and presentation is very interesting, of good quality and covers a range of historical periods with a global, European and local perspective. Really enjoyed the wonderful display on artifacts related to Judaism

L. P.

I didn't know it was there! Good exhibits, some permanent and some not. A good schedule of talks, and a great selection of books in the shop. Don't miss the room on LGBT. I'm not religious, so I missed out the first floor, but the rest was worth it. The lox and cream cheese bagel was good, too.

s.

This is a very special place for so many reasons and a precious jewel hidden in the heart of Camden and no doubt in the hearts of everyone who has ever visited this place. I could talk about the staff who are friendly, warm, knowledgeable and self effacing and kind. I could mention the diversity of exhibits, including the lovely Jablonsky family dramatisations and of course the Sheer beauty and priceless nature of the religious artifacts that are beautifully curated and presented with just the right amount of factual information. I could mention the volunteer guides and their enthusiasm for everything in the museum and their skill at conveying this. There are so many things, including the cafe which is a haven of tranquility and serves gorgeous smoked salmon bagels. I love the way the museum celebrates the historical, ethical, moral and spiritual treasure trove of the Jewish faith in all its diversity over the last four thousand years, but also challenges stereotypes and anti semitism in a convincing intellectual and thoughtful manner. The holocaust exhibit is excellent and the quiet dignity and integrity of the survivors and the unspeakable horrors they lived through and recalled will stay with me always. It's a must visit for all.

A. Z.

Lovely, if small, museum to Jewish life in the UK. Main exhibit is spread over two floors and has both historical items from the British Jewish experience as well as ritual and religious Jewish objects. Cute gift shop as well. Cafe leaves something to be desired as options are limited and service is poor, but it's Camden Town so don't let that stop you from making a visit.

C. S.

The Roman Vishniac exhibition was very interesting and very moving. The young lady guide was excellent she explained everything so well and was very patient when people asked her questions. With Thanks. Cyril Savage PS. I have visited The Jewish Museum many times over the years.

n. w.

A wonderful museum. Very modern light and pleasant place to visit. Very interesting with some sad and obviously upsetting areas. But not all downbeat, the Astrix the Gaul exhibition was very good with things to do for the children. Didn't try the caf6 but it looked OK. Worth the visit.

M. U.

You can know about history of Jewish in Europa last century

P. S.

Very interesting museum with fascinating display on the history of British Jews

E. P.

Very multimedia and interesting museum. You can listening story's or write your own manifest. you do not have feeling you are in museum,but taking a great journey with Jewish culture around the world:)

b. b.

Nice and interesting museum full of Jewish and Israeli history and even more. Small cafe for a quick lunch. Would recommend it as Camden Market very near by. Wish the ticket price was lower..

B. B.

Knowledgeable and friendly staff make this one of the unmissable small London museums. The permanent galleries tell the story without embellishments, with varied and interesting displays; the 2017 Amy Winehouse exhibition was beautifully and sensitively curated and a joy to visit. One of Camden's treats and plenty for curious youngsters with projects and essays in mind.

L. B.

Whereas many other Jewish museums speak of the Jewish people as some sort of foreign or now gone group of people, this museums speaks of the Jews as a living, breathing, and still very much present part of British and world society. In addition, where other museums try not to fully acknowledge the history of antisemitism their country might have, this museum fully owns Britain's long and ongoing struggle with antisemitism and hate as a whole. You first learn about the vibrant culture of Judaism and its diverse variations from across the globe, then you dive into the long history of Jews in Britain, from the earliest communities right up to the present day. No matter your denomination or creed, it is a great place to visit that I would highly recommend!

G. G.

Small but well done museum. Good as an introduction to Jewish life in England and in general for non-Jews. They were a little "light" in filling in the story of Britain's less than stellar relationship with the Jews during the 1940s when Israel was becoming a state. But if the exhibit is meant to be an introduction (as it apparently is), then it's understandable in context.

M. J.

A sincere place. Telling the story from the beginning without imposing. Considerate but helpful staff (possibly volunteers). Changing exhibitions. Locates in a discreet corner of Camden town. Worthwhile visiting whether you are Jewish or not. Educative. Must see.

O. E.

Really interesting and informative. As a non jew the are words and phrases that I have heard of but not known about,as well as symbols and items. They were all explained in an informative and 'non-patronising' way. The displays about every day Jewish life as well as the other displays about history, the disposal and the lives of individuals who had served in the war. Very impressive thank you for the day.

K. R.

A most interesting museum which I never knew existed until a recent visit to Krakow. I came a couple of weeks ago. They seem to have struck the right balance of friendly, helpful staff but also having the freedom for solitude and reflection on perusing the exhibits. I was fairly knowledgeable about Jewish history but not about the culture and religious practices. It was most fascinating to see a Mikveh and what it represented. I had never heard of the female cleansing ritual before. I enjoyed seeing the history of traditional Jewish occupations when they came to the UK and how they spent their leisure. Artefacts well displayed and articulated through word or vocally. The Holocaust exhibition distressing as it should be but concise and well expressed. Let us never forget. A visit to this museum much better than a trip I had planned to go to the cinema. So glad, I came hear instead. A charming cafe downstairs on the ground floor and a pause for thought before my departure. I've been telling friends to visit themselves. Thank you staff for an educational and inspiring visit.

A. B. I.

Loved the Amy Winehouse exhibition!!!!

C. R.

This is a remarkable museum and essential for anyone wishing to gain a thorough understanding of the role of Jews in Britain and indeed the world over the millennia. The current special exhibit is extremely provocative and is very pertinent given the current rising levels of anti Semitism the world is experiencing.

A. S.

A very interesting museum about Jewish history and culture and also about the holocaust. Recommendation for kinds at the age of 12 I would say. Also an interesting exhibition about Jewish designers living in London. There is a very friendly and helpful staff answering you all the questions you have. Keep in mind that the only language for signs and information used is english. A little difficult to find as it is quite hidden, but Google Maps noted it right.

N. B.

A little gem of a museum cut down a letter Street in London. It tracers aspects of Jewish life in London over the years and has some great stories to tell. It also tries to convey the Jewish way of life. It also highlights the lives of many prominent Jewish people from the UK. Well worth a visit if you are in London.

H. S.

This museum is a hidden gem. Don't be put off by its name; it is a museum about Jews, not for Jews. You will learn so much from your visit and, whilst it takes a while to see everything, there is a café on site if you need a break.

A. B.

Amazing! Free admission. I expected less but it deserved my time. From outside you can consider it a small and insignificand place but is completely different when you enter. You go inside and the entire building is alive. Inside is a nice coffee shop. On the first level you have free entrance to the museum. You can go deep into the hustory of jewish people. There is a specific secrion dedicated in memory of those who died at Auschwitz.

D. Y.

I loved the “Jew, Money, Myth” exhibit. So well done and creative and informative. A must-visit! Plus, so close to many restaurants and walkable to Regents Park Canal.

G. G.

Good insight into Jewish history. Very large section on London history some of which is good some of which is terrible (suffering, poverty) - reflected well. As to whether to immerse yourself? Wait till they have exhibition or a peculiar on So you get to see one more floor

P. C.

Excellent museum, really interesting displays and very interactive for children. Explores all aspects of Judaism in Britain but doesn't bore you with lots of dense and unrelatable pieces of information.

G. G. G.

This is a fantastic museum. They have really utilized the space well, and the exhibits are well thought out and curated. I love how interactive it is, and the staff are lovely. Definitely will go again!

S. L.

An excellent museum, so interesting and informative as well as very moving. Brilliant volunteers (thank you!), well worth the visit. Do go and see for yourselves.

R. G.

Photographs by Roman Vishniac (1897-1990) were on show when I visited. His work has been described as 'rediscovered' partly because more of his works have been collected and are appreciated for their unique contribution to our understanding of the Jewish culture that Nazism tried to exterminate. The photos are both social documentary, of an era now gone, and stand as individual works of art.

S. L.

Cracking wee museum. Very interesting exhibits depicting Jewish history in the UK and around the world. This includes the Shoah of course but the museum is focused on all aspects of Judaism. Very good and very informative.

Z. P. (.

You have to buy tickets inside at the bookshop but even if you don't buy them nobody will check if you have them so you can have a look around without actually buying the tickets. However, this is a museum so you should support it financially if you are able. There was an Amy Winehouse exhibition, very nice and family oriented. Other information is useful too. Would have given it 5 stars but of course this museum is one sided which is natural but it tries to tell a humane story. One thing still bothers me and that's a story of a concentration camp survivor where they say his message if that you have to fight for peace. I strongly disagree with this and it reminds me of the wrong driven agenda. You shouldn't be complacent but I'll quote a saying I once read: "fighting for peace is like f**king for virginity".

K. S.

This museum developed from two old piano factories in Albert Street, Camden Town. The refurbishment in 2010 is beautifully done on three floors with a little cafe. My group went to hear a talk on the Hayes Industrial School for Jewish youngsters, but you can discover much more because the staff are so helpful. Did you know that there were no Jews in England until William the Conqueror? Or that 200 years later they were forced out of the country by Edward I and were not allowed back until Cromwell's time over 300 years later? Amazing how they have suffered rejection and trauma over hundreds of years, and yet survived and flourished.

J.

Very well done with interactive activities for children. Goes into detail about Jewish history since 1066 within Britain. Worth a visit

M. P.

A great museum, with friendly helpful staff, explains about the Jewish religion, and also the history of Jews in the UK. There is a very moving section on the Holocaust, the focus is on the experience of survivor Leon Greenman. Currently there is some in depth information on the Kindertransport children, some six people relate their stories. Also, Roman Vishniac a photographer whose mission was to capture the life and times of European Jews pre and post Holocaust, has his work on show. All this and a nice cafe...a good way to spend a couple of hours.

P. A.

Although it’s quite small, there are some really nice and interesting things to see. Chilling to see the costume of a Shoah surviver. Well worth to visit for everybody who’s interested in Jewish culture.

C. H.

Fascinating gem of a museum with fantastic special exhibitions. Definitely worth a visit for the wonderful photography work of the late Elsbeth Juda, whose retrospective show has just opened.

R. R.

A well appointed museum that is easy to see in 4 hours. The displays are well lit and the descriptions easily read. Well worth the visit

r. d.

A museum dedicated to this minority group, this former piano factory in Camden re-opened in 2010 after extensive refurbishment and now offers a permanent collection of Jewish memorabilia from all over the world including a lavish array of silver items, many donated from now closed synagogues, as well as exhibitions for limited periods too. There is shop with a selection of gifts and books and a café which serves a small menu of kosher light meals, mainly sandwiches, wraps and pastries. Closed on Jewish holidays so advisable to check before visiting.

A. C.

Good museum which has a concise section on the key aspects of Judaism as well as content on the history of Jews, with a particular focus on European and British Jews.

J. G.

We took 30 year 9 history/RE students there a few weeks ago. Cannot fault all the staff that assisted - they were very helpful and our students really enjoyed the whole day.

D. R.

Enjoyed the visit very much. Good combination of general Jewish life and the life of the Jewish community in the UK. Ladt but not least the temporary exhibit of Design in Britain os certainly worth a visit.

M. R.

Gem of a museum with a string of wonderful special exhibits. The Elsbeth Juda photographs were wonderful as was the exhibit on post war Jewish graphic designers. Pleasant cafe.

M. D.

Very well organized and presented museum suitable for both adults and young ones. Thanks to amazing staff and the volunteers who make the place special.

E. A. d. V.

I came for the Amy Winehouse exhibition which was rather disappointing. Hover the Jewish museum by itself is interesting. Well made with them frame. Etc. I would recommend

C. v. C.

An unexpected gem in Camden. Where I expected to find solemnity mingled with religious fervour and sternness, I noticed in staff and display a friendly, open and loving dedication to its topic. Very worthwhile.

K. G.

Really interesting and very informative museum. Also a very moving experience, especially the display regarding a survivor of the concentration camps.

P. S.

Brilliant exhibition of Roman Vishniac's photography, which was why we visited. The rest of the museum is very interesting as well. Friendly staff.

A. M.

Very culturally rich and intriguing museum - tis good for the mind to expand in knowledge. Couple that with happy, friendly staff and you have a great attraction!

J. H.

Just went there for an event - the Cartoon Festival, which I thought was very nicely done. They do have some interesting events and exhibits on here from time to time so it's worth checking on now and again.

a. k.

Excellent, very interesting displays. Last time I saw the one about old vinyls that let me learn about the history of Jewish music. Very plesae place to be.

T. C.

Well worth a visit. I went with a school group but would enjoy going on my own too. Many inspiring artefacts and a great welcome.

C. M.

Fascinating and well presented. I would have liked to have seen more about the influence of the Yiddish language on English and maybe something of the history of the Jews in Eastern Europe and North America

S. E.

I came to see the Renée Goscinny exhibition. It was a well organised little comics show, like an Angouleme show scaled down for the available space.

P. Y.

Well worth the visit. It has very eye opening exhibit. I especially liked the exhibit on money.

M. W.

Really interesting museum with lots to see and learn. The friendly volunteers especially make this place well worth a visit.

D. K.

It is not so large as in Warsaw or in Berlin, but the permanent exhibition is quite rich and informative

E. K.

Very nice museum.

J. G.

Fantastic museum with knowledgeable staff and volunteers. And you won’t want to miss the rediscovered Roman Vishniac exhibit.

A. B.

Interesting information if you want to know about the Jews and Jewish faith. The Asterix exhibition was very interesting when I went.

S. L.

Small but very interesting and thoughtfully curated. Currently a chilling exhibition on Jews, money and antisemitism.

S. L.

Saw the Asterix exhibition at this nice little museum that I didn't know existed. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

I. C.

A great place to visit if you are interested in Jewish history, well laid out and I will go again. ♥

M. G.

Excellent museum.made even better by temporary Asterix/Gosciny exhibition. Be warned though there is a disturbing section about the Holocaust

A. B.

No Hebrew. Weird as Hebrew has something to do with Jews. A bit small. But informative. They still have some work to do.

A. G.

The stuff were nice but the price didn't worth it for the size of the museum.

H. R. D.

A brilliant mix of past (heritage) and present (culture), deserves to be bigger. Humbled yet proud to be Jewish.

L. A.

Nice little museum with a real sense of community. Loved the 13th Century Mikveh bath and the Kindertransport displays.

B. S.

Definitely worth a visit!

S. W.

Very interesting little museum well laid out on 3 floors . Helpful guides.

B. M.

Amy Winehouse - A family portrait

E. G.

Excellent museum. Very informative and well laid out. Well worth a visit.

K. P.

Excellent, interesting & informative

L. G.

Very interesting and moving experience. Regards from robin gilmore trustee at the hsfa holocaust education and learning museum at huddersfield university

M. A.

I recently learned of my Jewish heritage, what a place to learn about it :), lovely small place, friendly staff. Love the cafe too.

D. T.

The Permanent Collection is especially good with history going right back to the Normans and including of course the horrors of WW2 .

H. S.

Lovely little museum withe even lovelier volunteer on a Friday leading us around!

F. B.

Very nice museum with always different exhibition. Raccomended. Beautiful umbrella at the shop

C. F.

Well run compact museum giving an overview of Jewish daily life and the Jewish diaspora from the middle ages to the end of the Second World War.

J. A. (.

The history of the Jewish people in Britain is well told. So much crammed into a small space you could spend a whole day here.

D. C.

Good to see the history and humanity. Afterward stop at the cafe and talk about what you saw with friends. I would go back.

R. C.

Nice cafeteria. Interesting and educational. Looking forward to when this place reopens.

R. Y.

Very interesting exhibition of work by British Jewish designers. The history of Jews in Britain is extremely interesting too.

R. A.

An excellent ethnic museum that is well laid out with fascinating exhibits

J. S.

Beautiful informative museum but totally ignores the Israeli Palastine conflict.

J. P.

It was great, small but rich on history and the cafe service is excellent and the food delicious!

N.

Wonderful museum. All who care about history and humanity must visit.

T. B.

Surprisingly interesting museum with a wide diversity of exhibitions. Would recommend.

L. H.

A very interesting museum to visit and with serviceminded staff.

T. W.

Informative place to understand not only the history but also the way of life. Kind staffs.

J. H.

Really outstanding museum. Great exhibits and well explained.

G. T.

Moving memories of so few yet so many well worth a visit spent several hours listening and reading

I. P.

Modern museum with a re-created Victorian Jewish Quarter, historical artefacts and history about the Holocaust.

P. M.

Would recommend this to anyone. Indeed for some it should be compulsory! Informative, human and well curated.

M. B.

Fascinating collection. Knowledgable staff. Tasty bagels in the cafe. Well worth a visit

H. P.

Great exhibition and excellent permanent exhibition. Only let down by mediocre cafe. Staff very welcoming.

N. A.

Lovely museum and amazing staff. Very nice and friendly.

b. d.

So easy to see the exhibits. Staff are amazing

T. A.

So much to see and well presented. Worth more than one visit.

c. s.

Excellent! Worth a visit, whoever you are

M. M.

Some interesting displays. A manual wheelchair is available to visitors.

A. F.

An excellent and novel exhibit. Definitely a must see.

M. V.

Holocaust Memorial Service with 3 fabulous speakers. The Mayor of Camden was there too.

B. D.

Only came for the Amy Winehouse exhibit but the museum was fascinating.

T. E.

Very informative, brilliant exhibits. Really great staff.

M. M.

Very helpful friendly staff. Good main and temporary exhibitions

W. R.

Friendly staff and volunteers, interesting and well set out exhibitions.

A. F.

Excellent displays. Very informative and helpful staff

R. d.

Very cool

B. F.

Not as much historical information as we would have liked. But still worth the trip.

B. a. d. R.

Wonderful display of Judaism artefacts. A great history to show the family.

D. C.

Excellent museum and the Leon Greenman Holocaust Memorial is most poignant.

A. W.

A wonderful museum, which gives expression to the living tradition of Jewish faith, history and culture!

S. D. W.

Welcoming staff. Just went to 2nd floor and was very interested by everything well labelled, fascinating

N. J.

Fascinating and wonderful. I'm particularly fond of the trade union banners.

B.

Very informative and educational. It was a lovely visit as always.

P. C.

A must if u want to learn about the Jewish community and also the history of the Communities in the UK

E. B.

Love the cafe, very interesting place to visit.

J. M.

Really informative and inspiring. But a bit too much for one visit

H. A.

No matter how you feel about the surroundings here..it is worth to visit here to see another view from the world

K. B.

Amazing, want to go again!!

D. F.

Very interesting with fantastic artefacts

M. L.

Excellent exhibition on design and the museum is a real gem

c. b.

Found this museum so intetesting and staff so helpful

J. L.

Terrific, the small size is appreciated too

C. S.

Excellent museum with permanent and changing exhibitions.

L. P.

One of the best Jewish museums I've been in

V. C.

Very good experience enjoy the day staff were brilliant

B. S.

Enjoyed it thanks

P. G.

Very powerful galleries with personal effects, artifacts and videos.

P. H.

Awesome museum. Informative and emotional.

A. P.

Highly recommend everyone to visit this place.

e. e.

Small lovely museum with interesting exhibition

A. V.

Fascinating, beautifully presented, and with a warm and generous welcome.

B. G.

Worth finding. Can be part of visiting Camden Town.

M. W.

unique amd money exhibition very good

D. W.

Very interesting exhibition on René Goscinny.

M. H.

Very well displayed historical documentary and ancient origins

W. B.

Not free, but very interesting and well done.

T. C.

Good history of Jewish settlement in the UK, well illustrated

L. G.

Cool museum, history of jews in Britain

J. S.

An informative and educational place.

v. h.

Beautiful things, it was very emotional to visit

P. L.

very comprehensive....kind and helpfully people to help you with your questions

J. G.

Fascinating place to see the history of the Jewish immigrant in London

F. M.

Asterix in britain was a fun informative exhibition

S. R.

Great coverage of Jewish religion, tradition and history in Britain.

S. B.

Interesting and informative. Helpful staff. Highly recommended

N. “. A. E. H.

We love Cecily the best host !

D. J.

I've been there for a talk and the staff were very friendly.

O. S.

Interseting exhibition. Cafe not bad.

a. c.

Really good visit lovely volunteers

B. B.

It was amazing learning experience for me.

K. B.

Some captions need for updating and some handsets don't work.

S. K.

You can get more information about Jewish in London.

d. j.

Great museum, we loved it

D. S.

Very educational, helped with my GCSE

J. G.

Should be mandatory for all of descent. Lest we never forget

M. S.

A small museum with interesting exhibits

T. B.

Surprisingly chic little museum in Camden Town

צ. מ.

Black history month show. Very recommended.

S. H.

Well worth a visit. Fascinating.

D. S.

Interesting, well presented, helpful staff.

I. G.

Absolutely wonderful and insightful Museum

D. P.

Brilliant but for me a sad experience

S. S.

Superb museum, highly recommended!

L. B.

Intensely moving and very interesting

I. B.

Very modern and well organised.

s. c.

Some history you should interesting

v. G.

I would love to visit back.. ♥

J. K.

Not very welcoming and cafe is missing a trick

M. G.

Friendly, interesting and well laid out.

A. K.

What can I say 🔯?! Just awesome.....

D. P.

Excellent, very interesting, helpful staff

a. b.

Good exhibitions and very informative

i. L.

Nice place but really small

N. B.

This was a great vist 9 A great a place to vist

A. R. D.

We went to discuss having an event there

P. L.

A great insight into Jewish London.

D. M.

Fab little jewel of a museum!

R. M.

Very interesting place.

B. B.

Very intriguing information, lovely staff,

M. G.

Unique London cultural museum

G. H.

Only saw the Goscinny exhibit

k. u.

Nice to visit during London visit

D. S.

Very insightful and on a lovely road

E. A.

Could have been better

J. N.

A very enlightening place .

k.

good place i reccomend

E. G.

Fantastic day out

A. L.

Worth to read the stories

y. g.

Wonderful experience.

I. A.

,Very good exhibition

L. S.

Amazing.

P. R.

Asterix worth a visit

a. c.

nice museum😊

C. H.

love it

J. H.

Absolutely fascinating.

M. S.

Enjoyable

A. v.

Fantastic

A. B.

Very interesting

M. J.

lovely exhibitions

F. B.

What s wonderful place

I. W.

Goody

V. E.

Really good

R. D.

Good

D. V.

Nice

H. W.

Nice little musuem

E. P.

It is a bit small

c. b.

Very interesting

T. G.

Very educatinal

d. m.

Worth a visit

J. B.

Special

C. B.

Interesting museum

R. M.

I enjoyd it

A. A.

Most to visit

B. T. (. ט.

Extraordinary

M. J.

Everything!

Y. B. D.

Fascinating

C. S.

Interesting

W. Y.

(Translated) Very refined museum. A complete introduction to the Jewish religious culture. There are also some devices that can interact. (Original) 很精致的博物馆。对犹太人的宗教文化有很完全的介绍。也有一些可以互动的设备。

m. z.

(Translated) Tired of being amazed by the cyberpunk modernism of Camden High Street? Seen enough Italians for today or bought more things than you can pack? So why not take a couple of hours for this museum, a few steps away but in a completely different road? History of the London Jewish community, but also of the rest of the diaspora. Findings important and enjoyable, well presented. Do not miss the bathroom (to find out which one) (Original) Stanco di stupirti per il modernismo cyberpunk di Camden High Street ? Visti abbastanza italiani per oggi o comprato più cose di quelle che riuscirai a mettere in valigia? Perché allora non prendersi un paio d'ore per questo museo, a pochi passi ma in una strada del tutto diversa? Storia della comunità ebraica londinese, ma anche del resto della diaspora. Reperti importanti e godibili, ben presentati. Non perderti il bagno (a te scoprire quale)

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(Translated) I had a little trouble finding the museum. It is beautifully designed and interesting a lot of information about Jewish life and traditions. Very friendly staff, there was always a contact person on site. Unfortunately the cafe was closed early. I can only recommend the visit. (Original) Ich hatte ein wenig Mühe das Museum zu finden. Es ist sehr schön gestaltet und interessant sehr viele Informationen über das jüdische Leben und Traditionen. Sehr freundliche Mitarbeiter, es war immer ein Ansprechpartner vor Ort. Leider hatte das Cafe schon früh geschlossen. Den Besuch kann ich nur empfehlen.

V. M.

(Translated) Stunning, with marvelous finds from dinosaurs to much of the world's stuffed fauna. But much more in a beautiful, huge and welcoming building. All free. (Original) Stupendo, con reperti da meraviglia dai dinosauri a gran parte della fauna mondiale imbalsamata. Ma tanto altro ancora in un palazzo bellissimo, enorme ed accogliente. Il tutto gratuito.

C. G.

(Translated) Not very large museum, in Camden, which reconstructs the history of English Jews. Uncrowded and quiet. With temporary exhibitions. Recommended. (Original) Museo non molto grande, a Camden, che ricostruisce la storia degli ebrei inglesi. Poco affollato e tranquillo. Con esposizioni temporanee. Consigliato.

V. “. L. M. M.

(Translated) Great place, I like going there when I'm in London ... I recommend to everyone ... (Original) Skvělé místo, chodím tam velmi rád, když jsem v Londýně... doporučuji všem...

A.

(Translated) Get a fairly strict security check. Admission is free with ArtPass. If you have some knowledge about Judaism, it will be more enjoyable. (Original) かなり厳重なセキュリティチェックを受ける。ArtPassで無料で入場できる。ある程度ユダヤ教についての知識を仕入れておくと、より楽しめる。

T. B.

(Translated) A very important place for studying Judaism (Original) מקום חשוב מאד ללימדת היהדות

l.

(Translated) Visited on the occasion of the exhibition dedicated to Amy Winehouse, well cared for, inside other permanent exhibitions and a nice and friendly staff (Original) Visitato in occasione della mostra dedicata ad Amy Winehouse, ben curato, all'interno altre mostre permanenti ed un personale simpatico e cordiale

E. P. M.

(Translated) Interesting museum of Jewish culture. To learn more about the Holocaust, also visit the Imperial War Museum. (Original) Museo interesante de la cultura judía. Para sa er más del holocausto visitar también el Museo de Guerra Imperial.

A. G.

(Translated) Interesting and well-designed museum, unfortunately, only the visit of the ground floor is free. (Original) Interessantes und gut gestaltetes Museum, leider ist lediglich die Besichtigung des Erdgeschosses kostenfrei.

E. V.

(Translated) Small but very impressive. Suitable for those who want to understand more of Jewish culture (Original) Piccolo ma molto suggestivo. Adatto a chi vuole capire di più della cultura ebraica

c.

(Translated) I studied only because I did not know at all. A short walk from Camden's station. (Original) 全く知らないことばかりで勉強になった。カムデンの駅から歩いてすぐ。

E. G.

(Translated) Very interesting also for the part of the shoah. To visit (Original) Molto interessante anche per la parte della shoah. Da visitare

N. A.

(Translated) A very beautiful Jewish museum. Good good presentation. (Original) Um museu judeu muito lindo. Bom boa apresentação.

א. א.

(Translated) Very interesting. But it is desirable to have a Hebrew explanation for those coming from Israel (Original) מעניין מאד. אך רצוי שיהיה הסבר בעברית לבאים מהארץ

L. S.

(Translated) I found the timeline with Jewish life in England interesting. (Original) Me pareció interesante la línea de tiempo con la vida judía en Inglaterra.

О. Т.

(Translated) Fine (Original) Отлично

E. C.

(Translated) It is clearly not one of the first places I would choose to go! before I recommend seeing many others (Original) Claramente no es de los primeros lugares donde elegiría ir! antes recomiendo ver muchos otros

i. e.

(Translated) Everything (Original) Todo

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י. ע.

(Translated) A special museum displays all of Jewish culture (Original) מוזיאון מיוחד מציג את כל התרבות היהודית

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K. L.

(Translated) Historically very interesting and interactive. (Original) Исторически очень интересно и интерактивно.

ג. ח.

(Translated) A charming place with a sense of connection and belonging (Original) מקום מקסים תחושה של חיבור ושייכות

G. R.

(Translated) Very nice and moving exhibition (Original) Sehr schöne und bewegende Ausstellung

Z. T.

(Translated) Great exhibitions, very nice workshops (Original) Remek kiállítások, nagyon kedves munkatarsak

א. ש.

(Translated) An interesting and exciting little museum (Original) מוזיאון קטן מעניין ומרגש

פ. ש.

(Translated) A small museum and finds (Original) מוזיאון קטן וממצא

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I. M.

(Translated) Cute (Original) Carino

A. O.

(Translated) Good welcome (Original) Bon accueil

פ. ס. ר.

(Translated) A small and exciting museum (Original) מוזיאון קטן ומרגש

A. M.

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