Jewish Museum London

The Jewish Museum presents the story of the Jewish community in London in a very brief way, especially enjoying the artifacts of everyday life and the depiction of life in the early twentieth century, and the museum is close to many delicious places, so this is a good place to visit during lunchtime.

The Jewish Museum is a beautiful building and well furnished. The captions are clear and concise, there is much to see and understand about Jewish history and festivals and the Holocaust, through the effects of artefacts and videos, the Amy Winehouse exhibition is also very good, the cafe inside is generally

Near the hostel where I live, there is a Jewish museum. The building of this museum is a monument itself. His shape is like a twisted iron bar, covered with metal outer skin, and sharp angles are displayed everywhere. Even the internal space uses sharp angles, and the walls, floors, stairs, and corridor columns have angles, like entering an irregular, Unbalanced, non-vertical and horizontal distorted space, with cold-tone lighting, let people naturally feel the inhuman treatment of Jews in the visual and spiritual sense of the museum. After entering, it is divided into three forks, which also means that in Nazi-ruled Europe, the three roads before the eyes of the Jews are fleeing, difficult coexistence, or death. The bottom end of the escape corridor is a space leading to the outdoors called the "Escaper Garden". Despite the strict Nazi control, a few Jews fled Europe to a relatively safe country. The multimedia center in the museum videos the Jewish escape to China, Shanghai life. The escapees' garden has 49 cement columns, all of which are tilted and dizzy for a long time; the stones used on the ground are also difficult to move forward, which is intended to make visitors feel that even if they flee their hometown, Jews in foreign countries are still difficult to survive.

There are many Jews in Britain, and this Jewish museum is not big, but it provides a comprehensive introduction to some of the history and religious beliefs of the Jews.

Located in the Assumption synagogue of the Virgin Mary, there are many Jewish cultural and cultural relics in Spain, and there are many artworks and items used for various religious celebrations.