The Jewish Museum of Greece
5 expert reviews
“Before World War Two, Athens—and Greece—had a vibrant Jewish community.”
– Frommer's
1 Star
"Here you will find maps showing the locations of Jewish communities in the Roman and Byzantine empires." Full review
"This place is about that venerable currency, the drachma, with some especially beautiful banknotes from the mid-20th century. Temporary exhibits often focus on the artists involved." Full review
"The most impressive exhibit preserves the bema (pulpit) and Torah from the Patras synagogue, which the Germans razed...bits and pieces of daily life and religious ceremonies including wedding photos" Full review
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Labels are available in English and the small shop has books, postcards, and replicas of religious objects for sale.