€4.5
/ Adult
This museum is dedicated to the history, culture, and daily life of the Sephardic Jewish community. It’s set in a restored house that reflects the traditions and stories of Jewish life from centuries ago. The rooms are filled with artifacts, documents, and displays that show how people lived, celebrated, and faced challenges.
- The museum is most popular for its authentic rooms that recreate Jewish homes and traditions.
- There are exhibits on Jewish festivals, music, and poetry.
- You’ll find a special focus on women’s roles and stories in Sephardic culture.
- The collection includes rare objects, old manuscripts, and traditional clothing.
- Learn about a unique part of history – The museum gives a real look into the lives and traditions of the Sephardic Jewish community, something you won’t find in most places.
- See rare and original artifacts – The displays include items that are centuries old, making history feel real and close.
- Experience a peaceful and thoughtful space – The restored house and its quiet rooms offer a calm place to reflect and learn.
- Best time to visit: Late morning or early afternoon for fewer crowds and better light for photos 📸.
- Dress code: No specific dress code, but respectful clothing is recommended.
- Tickets: It’s a good idea to book tickets a few days in advance, especially during weekends or holidays.
Venue
General admission price for adults starts at €4.5.
Last checked: Mar 6, 2025
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