Sydney Jewish Museum

I visited in January 2020 and chose to join Vlad (travel guide) for the 11am tour; the tour was only intended to last an hour, but after2.5 hours, I was still listening to Vlad speak about the tragic tail of the Jews...there is no word to describe the time spent in the museum. The museum is well furnished and the staff is the most amazing person you have ever had - I would recommend visiting this museum.

The Jewish Museum in Sydney is not too big, but it shows the luxury of a Jewish businessman. The whole museum, with the theme of the home furnishings of the Jewish businessman before his life, shows the process of Jews fighting in Australia, and also shows that they are rich, really luxurious, like aristocracy.

The Sydney Jewish Museum is a history museum in Sydney, Australia, which documents the Holocaust, the history of the Jewish people in Australia, and explores human rights issues in Australia

Everyone must come here, especially those with Jewish blood, including children. The parking lot is very convenient and the museum is conveniently located. The staff is very welcoming and there is a great cafe. There are special exhibits like Anne Frank, where you can talk to Holocaust survivors face to face.

Sydney Jewish Museum of Sydney Jewish Museum collects memorabilia related to the Holocaust, Jewish and Australian Jewish history. The first floor of the museum is an exhibition of Jewish history and culture. The exhibits show all aspects of Jewish life and culture, ranging from simple supplies to exquisite works of art. The second and third floors are about the history of the slaughter of Jews during the Second World War. In Sydney, I met an old Jewish man, 85 years old (2017), who was a Jewish refugee at that time. He traveled all the way from Shanghai to several countries with his family, and finally came to Australia. He has lived in Australia for 40 years. The purpose of understanding this period of history is to remember history and not to repeat it.