Jewish Museum London
The Jewish Museum London is operating as a museum without walls, working towards a new permanent home.
The museum holds one of the world's finest collections reflecting the vibrancy of Jewish culture and religion. Through a striking variety of objects, art, photographs and film footage, as well as personal stories and interactive displays, the museum brings the Jewish story to life, placing it in a wider context of British history.
In 2016, the Museum a successful Art Happens crowdfunding campaign to commission a series of Amy Winehouse street art installations throughout Camden Town.
Why you should go
Housed in a beautiful 17th-century synagogue
Thought-provoking exhibitions that explore Jewish history, culture, and identity
Permanent collection spanning over 2,000 years
Visitor information
Address
Correspondence Adress, 353-359 Finchley Road, First Floor Office Premises, Residential Tower, London, NW3 6ET
020 7284 7384
Opening times
Jewish Museum London is operating as a museum without walls, as we work towards a new permanent home.
In the meantime you can find us in a range of places, both in person and online.
