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The Jewish Cultural Quarter consists of five different locations that are home a collection of several thousand pieces including artworks, historical artifacts and documents detailing Jewish life and culture in the Netherlands.

Discover 5 different locations with just one ticket
Visit magnificent synagogues and impressive memorials
400 years of Jewish history in Amsterdam

Includes

Entry to the Jewish Museum with free audio guide
Entry to the Portuguese Synagogue
Entry to the National Holocaust Memorial (currently under construction, reopens in 2023)
Entry to the JHM Children's Museum
Entry to the National Holocaust Museum (currently under construction, reopens in 2023)

Children

Different child tickets for 6-12 year olds and 13-17 year olds
Free entry for 0-5 year old

Opening hours

Jewish Museum & Jewish Museum Junior:
Monday - Sunday: 10.00 - 17.00

Portuguese Synagogue:
Sunday - Thursday: 10.00 - 16.00
Friday: 10.00 - 14.00

Languages

The free audio guide in the Jewish Museum is available in English, Dutch, French, German, Hebrew, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese
To use the museum’s audio tour and audiovisual presentations, visitors are required to bring their own headphones

Ticket information

Ticket directly available on smartphone
Tickets can be rescheduled or cancelled up to 48 hours in advance

More information

For questions about the product, please contact hello@toursandtickets.nl

Accessibility

Wheelchair friendly
With audio description
Free access to bathroom

Learn all about Dutch Jewish culture, traditions and history

Jewish culture in the Netherlands has had a tremendous influence on the development of the country and particularly its capital Amsterdam. Although severely affected by the events of World War II, there has been a steady Jewish population in the area for over 800 years. The Jewish Cultural Quarter offers a unique glimpse into a rich history which has been highly influential and intertwined in all aspects of Amsterdam’s development.

The attractions of the Jewish Cultural Quarter are home to an enormous collection of several thousand objects, documents, and works of art, as well as a changing number of temporary exhibitions. The Jewish Cultural Quarter consists of five different locations that take you on a journey through the Jewish quarter and over 400 years of Jewish history in Amsterdam and gives you a glimpse into Jewish life in all its facets.

Take a walk through Amsterdam’s old Jewish neighbourhood

At the Jewish Cultural Quarter, you can discover an insightful, chronological overview of the Jewish community’s significant contributions to the art and history of the Netherlands. The Jewish Museum occupies four monumental synagogue buildings and provides a unique picture of the past and present of Jewish Dutch Life. Children can learn more about the topic in the attached JMH Children's Museum.

The Portuguese Synagogue is located at the heart of the Jewish Cultural Quarter. Discover the perfectly preserved 17th century interior and a unique collection of ceremonial objects here. It is also home to Ets Haim Livraria Montezinos, the world's oldest intact Jewish library, that is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The quarter further consists of the Hollandsche Schouwburg and the National Holocaust Museum, telling the story of the persecution of Jewish people in the Netherlands and providing a place of commemoration for all the people deported during World War II.

Book your Jewish Cultural Quarter tickets online

Go on an educational journey through time and discover the past and present of Jewish Dutch Life. Tickets that are purchased here include admission to the Jewish Museum, the Portuguese Synagogue, Hollandsche Schouwburg, the Jewish Children's Museum and the National Holocaust Museum.

Book your tickets to the Jewish Cultural Quarter here to guarantee availability and save time at the entrance. Don’t miss this unique and educational attraction in the heart of the city centre, consisting of some of the best museums in Amsterdam.