Jewish Museum of Venice

Learn about the deep-rooted history of the Jewish community in Venice. Did you know this community has shaped Venice's culture for centuries?

Founded in 1955, the museum aims to preserve and display the heritage of Venice’s Jewish population. It features an array of artifacts such as finely crafted silverware, ritual objects, and early printed books from the Ghetto. The museum's architecture, combined with guided tours of historical synagogues, emphasizes its cultural and historical significance.

Notable Features

🕍 Historic Synagogue Tours: Explore three historic synagogues in the Ghetto, including the striking gilded Schola Tedesca.

📚 Rare Artifacts: View the museum's collection of unique items used for prayer and synagogue decoration.

🌳 Guided Cemetery Tours: Tours to the Antico Cimitero Israelitico are available for those interested in Jewish burial practices.

The museum charges a small fee for entry and is suitable for tourists, families, historians, and those interested in Jewish culture.