Jewish Museum of Venice

Museum in Venice

Jewish Museum Of Venice
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The Jewish Museum of Venice or the Museo Ebraico di Venezia is a museum focusing on the history of Jews in the city of Venice.

The Jewish Museum of Venice was founded in 1953 by Cesare Vivante and rabbis Elio Toaff and Bruno Polacco. It was established at the request of Giovannina Reinisch Sullam and Aldo Fortis. The museum was dedicated to Vittorio Fano, president of the Jewish Community of Venice from 1945 to 1959. Its original purpose remains the same as today.

The museum is located in between the Great German Synagogue and the Canton Synagogue, the two oldest Venetian synagogues. The Museum also organises tours of the synagogues in Venice.

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Visiting Jewish Museum of Venice

Hours:

10am-7pm Sun-Fri Jun-Sep, to 5.30pm Sun-Fri Oct-May


Price:

adult/reduced €8/6, incl tour €12/10

Address: Jewish Museum of Venice, Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Duration: 30 minutes
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