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Jewish Quarter: Jewish Museum of Rome + Tempio Maggiore

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Duration: 1h 30mins
Audio guide
Group of max. 5 people

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3.7

7 verified customer reviews

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Patricia, United States

20 Oct 2024

Excellent

Our guide was wonderful. Answered many questions after his excellent presentation.

Museum and Jewish Quarter

Scott, United States

27 Oct 2024

Terrible

Awful! Misleading information about the tour and a ridiculously difficult site to navigate to actually access the audio guide. If you are looking for a tour regarding the Jewish experience of the ...

Awful! Misleading information about the tour and a ridiculously difficult site to navigate to actually access the audio guide. If you are looking for a tour regarding the Jewish experience of the Jewish population of ancient or contemporary Rome or anywhere in between, do not buy this tour.

Museum and Jewish Quarter

Poliana, Brazil

24 Jun 2024

Excellent

Péssimo! Me venderam ingresso para as 9:00 da manhã, com orientação para chegar 30 minutos antes (8:30 então) e o museu só abria às 10:00 da manhã.
A visita à Sinagoga e Museu valem super a pena!...

Museum and Jewish Quarter

About: Rome Jewish Museum

Step back in time and bask in the historical richness of one of the oldest Jewish communities. Revel in the awe-inspiring grandeur of Tempio Maggiore, one of Europe's oldest and most magnificent synagogues.

Take a journey through the city, witnessing the timeless legacy of the Jewish people from antiquity to the contemporary era. Your exploration is enriched by an audio guide, adding an enlightening narrative to your cultural journey.

Rome Jewish Museum

Via Catalana, 00186, Rome

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