Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam

The Joods Historisch Museum traces the history of Jewish people, identity, culture and religion

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Skip-the-line Jewish Historical Museum Private Tour

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Discover Amsterdam’s Jewish heritage on a guided tour of the Jewish Historical Museum. Learn about J...

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Amsterdam Canal Hop-On Hop-Off Pass including Hermitage Museum Admission

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Half-Day Private Jewish Walking tour in Amsterdam

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Holocaust Series: The Jewish Quarter

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Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam

The Joods Historisch Museum traces the history of Jewish people, identity, culture and religion.

The Joods Historisch Museum traces the history of Jewish people, identity, culture and religion. Housed in a complex of four Ashkenazi synagogues from the 17th and 18th centuries, the exhibits tell the story of Jews in Netherlands from the 17th to 19th century.

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About Jewish Historical Museum

 Nieuwe Amstelstraat 1, 1011 PL Amsterdam, Netherlands

 +31 20 531 0310

 www.jhm.nl

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Hollandsche Schouwburg

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