Jewish Museum

The Jewish Museum London is a landmark museum that celebrates Jewish life and cultural diversity. Its displays and exhibitions tell the story of Jewish history, culture and religion in an innovative and compelling way and engage with people of all backgrounds and faiths to explore Jewish heritage and identity as part of the wider story of Britain. In 2015, the Jewish Military Museum's collection was also integrated into the Jewish Museum site, with poignant and compelling items from Jewish soldiers fighting for Britain during the second world war.

Displayed across four permanent galleries, the huge variety of objects, films, photography, hands-on exhibits and personal stories on display will paint a rich picture of British Jewish life and religion as well as exploring contemporary social issues around immigration and settlement.

Housing four permanent galleries; History: A British Story, Judaism: A Living Faith, the Holocaust Gallery and Through a Queer Lens: Portraits of LGBTQ Jews. There are also various temporary exhibitions gallery.

The exhibition offers a range of fun activities for children and families including interactive displays, a dressing up box and a special exhibition trail.

Opening times are:
Daily 10.00 - 17.00 except Friday 10.00 - 14.00. Last entrance is 30 minutes before closing.

It's easiest to get there by tube, with Camden Town underground station being just 3 minutes walk away.