At Jewish museum Great collections of Jewish art are exhibited, pieces of great value to them. And although very difficult times passed during the Wars, in July 1947 they were able to reopen their doors to continue exhibiting on Jewish religion and history, although until 1942 they had to divert some pieces to the National Museum, with the fear of being looted or destroyed.
It is also part of a tribute to the thousands of Jews who died in the Holocaust, were about 724,000 Jews who died at the hands of the War. You can find here various relics that they used to use at their parties, as well as the objects that they used daily.
Its exact location is just behind the Great Synagogue And you can visit them every day of the week, except Saturdays, the hours are generally from 10 in the morning, the closing depends on the time of year. The price of admission can be around 1200 florins.
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