Visit the Jewish Museum in London with an Expert Guide to immerse yourself in Jewish history, culture and traditions. Learn about Judaism and the British Jews, including great rabbis, Holocaust survivors and Jewish LGBT people. Get an insight into what it means to be a Jew in the UK and how the community protects their identity and heritage. Let us show you the Jewish side of London!

Join this private 2-hour tour of the Jewish Museum to enjoy excellent exhibitions with live commentary from an Expert Guide, who is a master storyteller. Take advantage of skip-the-line tickets to avoid waiting at the ticket office. Walk around the gallery and admire the collection of rare ceremonial art objects, such as an early example of a British Hanukkah menorah. See also paintings, prints, drawings, photographs and artifacts that illustrate the history of British Jews from the first settlement in 1066, through expulsion and emancipation, to WWII and present day. Learn about the Jewish refugees who escaped from Nazi-occupied Europe and their memory of the Holocaust.

Opt for the 3,5-hour option to take advantage of skip-the-line tickets to the Jewish Museum and private car transfers from your London accommodation to the meeting point. Book a pickup and drop-off service in advance to enjoy the convenience of a 5-Star Driver and a clean, private vehicle instead of overcrowded public transport.

Choose the 4,5-hour tour to enjoy a guided tour of the Jewish Museum and the former Jewish District in London’s East End, which welcomed Jewish immigrants from Europe in the late 19th century. Travel on the underground to Spitalfields Market, where you will find blue plaques indicating where former synagogues once stood, such as the Sandy row synagogue. Immerse yourself in the stories of the local Jewish community and see the Bevis Marks Synagogue, which is Britain’s oldest Jewish place of worship. Take a stroll towards the Tower Hill war memorial and the magnificent Tower of London and hear the story of how Jews used the Tower Bridge as a retreat when threatened by anti-Jewish violence in the old days. Enjoy the Jewish side of London and get personalized tips on the best kosher places to eat!