The Jewish Museum (Camden)
Raymond Burton House
129 - 131 Albert Street
London
NW1 7NB
+44 (0)20 7284 1997

The Jewish Museum in Camden Town is located in an exquisite listed building in the heart of Camden Town. It was formed in 1932 as the first Museum of its kind and has grown ever since. It now serves the capital as an educational and cultural resource with a History Gallery and Ceremonial Art Gallery. Some of the highlights include a Queen Anne silver tray and the oldest English Hanucah lamp.

Archived entrance fees from 2008 - check the official website for current prices
Adult: ?3.50
Child: ?1.50
Concessions: Over 60 - ?2.50

This attraction is covered by the London Pass

Nearest Tube: Camden Town

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