Thumbing through our A - Z of London I came across the Jewish Museum. Having visited the Great Synagogue and museum in Budapest at the New Year, and Auschwitz 2 years ago, we were inspired to visit this museum. We were welcomed by two gentlemen who were very friendly and helpful. We stopped here before going on to Heathrow and... More

We had no real idea of the huge beneficial contribution that the Jewish people have made to British life. This museum looks forward from the dark days of persecution, and shows so many other facets of the gains to this country from the many cultural, scientific, medical, arts and business contributions. We left feeling educated and uplifted. More

My wife and I spent three hours looking round this small, modern museum which tells the story of Jews in Britain from 1066 to the present, and of Jewish religion and festivals. The museum, which was completely overhauled in 2010, struck, for us, the perfect balance between artifacts and interpretation. We could have spent much longer there if we'd worked... More

a lovely smallish museum tucked away in suburban Camden. plenty of info and good exhibitions. it appeals to everyone of all ages and religions and you certainly don't have to be jewish to enjoy it. well worth a visit. More

I originally visited this museum some years ago in its original form.whilst interesting it was rather outdated in its outlook and presenation.it was refurbished a few years ago.now it is bang uptodate.in my view it is the best Jewish museum that i have visited in europe.There is a considerable amount of touch screen technology and video presentations.I spent the best... More

This really is an absolute gem. On arrival the staff were really welcoming and friendly and so keen to impart their knowledge. The exhibits are well displayed with very clear and instructive desciptions. Some of the exhibits upstairs are absolutely astonishing and should not be missed. My only critiscism is having the gift shop right in the middle of the... More

I visited here recently with my husband and took advantage of the current London 2for1 offer via National Rail, so it was very good value. The Jewish Museum was brand new and as a result the layout was fabulous, very modern and the toilets were wonderfully clean. As for the exhibits, well they were beautifully presented and the history and... More

Well displayed-easy to reach-pity cafe closed on Saturdays. More

Large building in a residential area, did not appear to be a museum. Really interesting displays dedicated in 2010 by Prince Philip. Starting at top level the theme was show business, both British and worldwide. As you visit each floor there was then Jewish life in England, the holocaust and various time periods depicticting contributions through the ages. They also... More