Welcome!
Welcome to the Jewish Museum London, a museum that tells the story of the history and heritage of Jews in Britain through universal themes of migration, family, faith and culture. We exist for all people from all backgrounds and celebrate diversity in all its forms.
Our four permanent galleries showcase the vibrancy of Jewish life in Britain, including a recreation of London’s East End and rare items from our Designated collection of Jewish ceremonial art. Don’t miss our partnership changing gallery on the ground floor, or our brand new research and digitisation space on the third floor.
We have a cloakroom for small bags and coats but we are unable to store large bags and luggage. The cloakroom is available to all visitors and is free of charge.
If you are travelling with large or multiple suitcases, please note that our complimentary cloakroom has a limited capacity. We would advise that you leave your luggage at a suitable destination prior to visiting the museum.
Useful information
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Getting here
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Access
The museum is fully accessible. Lifts serve all floors of the building and accessible toilets are available on all floors. See our access page for further information.
We also have one wheelchair available for use, which can be accessed on arrival. Please book this in advance on 020 7284 7384.
Families
We love having families visit and the museum is packed full of hands-on interactive displays and fun activities.
Food and Drink
Food is a big part of Jewish tradition and the same is true at the museum.
Our warm and welcoming café operates a fish-vegetarian menu that includes seasonal soup as well as fresh bagels and delicious cakes. The café does not operate under Kosher supervision.
Check out our list of unmissable things to see and do in the permanent displays at the Jewish Museum London.